Sentence examples for may first think from inspiring English sources

We may first think of tears, and undrinkable, deathly water.

The mannequin is so short, wide and top-heavy that you may first think that it is seated.

When people imagine a classic British front garden, they may first think of a small slice of well-tended grass.

Made in ink so finely stippled you may at first think you are looking at a grainy charcoal or some kind of rubbing, their patterns can seem tantric, vertebral, cellular, architectural or at times, dunelike in the manner of early Mondrian.

Undergraduates, you may at first think I am out of my mind with the title of this blog post, or blissfully oblivious of your end-of-term travails.

Realize the person may at first think you are interrupting their holiday, or are a sales person.

Samuel Beckett may have said, "dance first, think later," but he did not advise doing away with thinking entirely.

Here, Stein wielded the novelty and surprise of her prose partly to explain how novelty and surprise surface from generation to generation, and theorized why the new in art and writing may first be thought ugly, then later beautiful or classic.

We may at first think that Marclay embodies Newtonian Time by virtue of presenting scenes that appear to flow seamlessly one to the next, but they don't.

Markus says the numbers show the issues may be worse than he first thought.

She and other students first thought it may have been a fire, she said.