Sentence examples for likely he thinks from inspiring English sources
While Brandom doesn't think it's particularly likely, he thinks it could be done.
He does not want to be blamed for restarting a crisis that he has just been praised for solving.Or more likely, he thinks there is nothing to be gained by attacking the bubble.
"Can that really be Guy Fawkes we're putting on the bonfire," he asks, "when Guy Fawkes wasn't burnt but hung, drawn and quartered?" More likely, he thinks, the bonfire, the flaming torches, the parading in the streets and the burning of an effigy derive from the older end-of-year tradition of beating of parish bounds with flaming torches, as a symbolic banishing of evil in the darker months.
When the 83-year-old Tory politician Lord Tebbit appeared on Andrew Marr a few weeks ago, he was asked by his host how likely he thought it was there'd been a political cover-up of child abuse "in those days"—meaning the 1980s.
When the 83-year-old Tory politician Lord Tebbit appeared on Andrew Marr a fortnight ago, he was asked by his host how likely he thought it was there'd been a political cover-up of child abuse "in those days" – meaning the 1980s, Tebbit's time.
Dr. Bostrom doesn't pretend to know which of these hypotheses is more likely, but he thinks none of them can be ruled out.
Dell is a more likely buyer, he thinks.
But given Hume's aversion to talk of forces, it is likely that he thinks these principles must be understood at best as a means to keep track of the phenomena.
Some folk categories would probably survive — visual perception was a likely candidate, he thought.
The cinematographer William Daniels, who shot many of Garbo's movies, says that the actress needed to be photographed either in closeup or in long shot, most likely because he thought her big, wide-hipped, flat-chested body awkward, even a little clumsy.
Dr Bell confirmed that pups made more noise with generous carers, and less with carers that were stingy or likely to be so.He thinks the findings are more broadly applicable.
