Sentence examples for may think better from inspiring English sources

After the tragedy, they may think better of their president.

(After seeing this movie, you may think better of the American threat of malpractice suits).

The Tigers' leader, Velupillai Prabhakaran, will no doubt be tempted to declare independence if he takes Jaffna, but he may think better of it.

Even those who have been put off by the low humor of films like "American Pie" and "There's Something About Mary" may think better of them now.

(After seeing this movie, you may think better of the American threat of malpractice suits). As they waste time, Lazarescu lapses into semi-poetic incoherence, like Lear's fool.

But some undecideds may think better of him now, or at least be more willing to listen to him, and the Lib Dems only need an increase of a few percentage points to make a big difference to the number of seats they win or lose.

The government may yet think better of expelling Mr Rohter.

Some may think him better off with a horseshoe in his glove.

Other Republicans may think it better to wait before re-establishing the party's green credentials.

As individuals, we may think it better that the legislature prescribe the specific duties which the corporations must perform.

We may think it better that the legislation should be like that of Missouri, prescribing an absolute liability, instead of that of Kansas, making the fact of fire prima facie evidence of negligence.