Sentence examples for may think expressing from inspiring English sources
You may think expressing anger makes you feel better but your body may react otherwise.
A second reason is that the grab-Taiwan lobbyists may reckon that casualty-averse America would soon back off in a shooting war a notion America needs to disabuse them of, if such a war is to be averted.China may think it can ignore the democratically expressed feelings of the Taiwanese, but America, Europe, Japan and others should not.
Given the well-publicized declines in USPS letter-mail volume, and the continued growth of UPS, FedEx, and other express companies, you may think this is minor.
Viewers may think they are just "funnier", but perhaps they simply express something easy to identify in themselves or in others.
Conversely, one may think that anyone who knows how to do something is able to express that knowledge in words.
Sunoco, which runs more than a few gas stations, has expressed interest in joining; large companies like that, you may think, can afford the nicer service.
Ultimately, it is about two consenting adults having the right to express their love legally regardless of what someone else may think.
Whatever they may think of Sumption's elevation to the supreme court without having previously sat as a full-time judge, Mance and Lord Clarke expressed their dissents perfectly courteously.
Bland enough, you may think.
