Sentence examples for may think the from inspiring English sources

"People may think the Platypus Trophy is crazy," Spady said.

One may think the Holocaust was a uniquely dreadful event.

And it may think the price should be even higher.

INVESTORS may think the future of America's stockmarkets rests on the growth prospects of its companies.

Angry American drivers, paying record prices for gasoline, may think the crunch has come already.

If you get your televised sports from ESPN, you may think the N.H.L. disbanded in 2004.

He may think the Mets are second fiddlers, but should he say it?

You may think the "problem" is that Barack Obama does "not really mean" his Iraq policy.

Most Americans may think the rich pay too little but, not surprisingly, only 30 percent of the rich agree.

Scoffers may think the trading of carbon emissions cannot be taken seriously as a proper commodity market.

Some may think the two are interchangeable, but Gastman says street art and graffiti are "very different animals".