Sentence examples for mainly think from inspiring English sources

I guess I mainly think I'm an historian.

I think of it, but I mainly think how different I have become.

The panel mainly think fired (well, 2/3) and the audience are split about half and half.

I think children may get worried when they are told about something, but they mainly think about what's happening at the time, that's what I did anyway.

"People mainly think about domestic issues, particularly economic ones, and from time to time their attention is pulled away by international events, but their natural tendency is for it to snap back to what they're really interested in".

It doesn't help that most of the scales are proprietary and, hence, not publicly available: it's hard to find a list of items that contribute to each facet and, therefore, to see for yourself just how embedded politics already are in traits that people mainly think of as abstract concepts.

He said he and Theyskens mainly thought of her as a friend.

"Before, trucks were mainly thought of as for a working man or woman," he said.

They plan big projects while bus companies have mainly thought about delivering their coaches to market.

Now, when Andy looks at the photographs of him as a child, he mainly thinks of his daughter: "I see all the troubles my family went through," he said.

GKN is still mainly thought to be a car-parts outfit with hard-bargaining customers that keep its profit margins a lean 7% (though aerospace margins are more generous at 11%).