Sentence examples for liable to think from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, Peggy Noonan, a former speechwriter for Ronald Reagan, wrote in the Wall Street Journal, "When you act as if you're insane, people are liable to think you're insane.

If there were more Asian comedy shows out there one duff one might not matter so much – but given that this is the first in years, and the only such offering on mainstream TV, it means that mainstream audiences will be liable to think all Asians and Muslims are like the Khans.

When you're trousering a hundred grand a week and being feted by tens of thousands on the terraces and millions more on TV, you're liable to think you're more than a little bit important.

Otherwise, they are liable to think you're a little crazy and won't know what to do with you.

And a New York jury is liable to believe that.

It's hard to think of a species less liable to be trapped by geography.

Having been a vegan for almost nine years, I'm quite used to politely passing up nearby animal carcass, but in the Middle East, this is liable to make people think you are mentally ill.

He seems to think that it is a conceptual truth that moral judgments are liable to error.

It is also liable to make the Democrats think twice about ignoring former Democratic strongholds in the Rust Belt where Trump outperformed his Republican predecessors.

New laws mean that anyone caught with over £250 in cash and more than one mobile phone is liable to prosecution if police think they are selling drugs.

Upon hearing it again, we are liable to nod absent-mindedly and think "yes, yes, I remember".