Sentence examples for mass think from inspiring English sources

Like pilgrims at a gigantic outdoor Mass — think John Paul II at Gdansk — they know their role: when to raise their hands, when to sway, when to sing, when to scream his name, when to bear his body, hand over hand, from the rear of the orchestra to the stage.

Possibly Sir Peter is a mass thought form, created by Tory MPs, for whom he recalls their party as it used to be, and Labour MPs, who wish that it still was.

A complex mass thought unlikely to be characterized by ultrasound needs MR imaging.

Further evaluation demonstrated an intrahepatic mass thought to be a HCC and multiple pulmonary nodules that were positive for adenocarcinoma.

But evidently, the masses think differently — and they have flipped for the Flip, making it a megahit.

For another, he has an American wife and a German mother, which might make the conservative rural masses think him too foreign.

A percentage of the masses think the joke is great.

Quite a few of the pornographic novels of that time even carried the term "philosophy" in the title (think of Sade's La Philosophie dans le Boudoir, 1795) and some of them were actually written by prominent philosophers who were keen to use this extremely popular genre to divulge some of their ideas to the masses (think of Diderot's Les Bijoux Indiscrets, 1748).

Does it matter whether the masses think Glass looks dorky?

BuzzFeed brilliantly utilized Google's predictive search ability to showcase what the masses think about women.

So in conclusion, the masses think men are commitment-phobic, bearded, shirtless, cookie-stealing almost-women who love to date younger, thin, fat, waxed, self-confident ladies.