Sentence examples for make one think that from inspiring English sources
Hollywood's conservative critics tend to go after the stars, while its liberal critics go after the system but there's enough criticism coming from both sides of the spectrum to make one think that "Hollywood" and all that the word represents must contain multitudes.
It's all enough to make one think that we're Living in the Past!
These make one think that the problem with Ms. Gilje's work is less its heavy-handedness than its reserve.
It's all in a name: Baddies, the cavelike lounge attached to the West Village restaurant Kingswood, does make one think that something deliciously naughty is going to happen.
The Knicks' storied history would make one think that the Lakers would not look past them, but there is mounting evidence that playoff teams are taking the Knicks lightly.
All this is enough to make one think that the "natural" alliance between the usually moderate and conservation-minded American hunter, and the fear-mongering paranoiacs running the N.R.A., isn't an alliance at all.
Moreover, the fact that in our study TIMP-3 was weakly associated with outcome but was fairly strongly associated with p53 status, in combination with the studies suggesting that p53 suppresses TIMP-3 expression, makes one think that TIMP-3 association with outcome may merely be a reflection of p53 status rather than any causal effects that it might have on cancer progression.
Makes one think that schools and other social institutions should do a lot more to push people outside their comfort zone, and into contact with people unlike themselves.
Makes one think that perhaps the downloadable full game is at hand.
Global digital music sales were estimated to have a trade value of $2 Billion last year, but digital ad spend was around £2.5 billion in the UK alone, which makes one think that music may have a way out of the file-sharing nightmare it voluntarily got itself into.
It's the kind praise that makes one think that art writers never went to art school.
