Sentence examples for may think these from inspiring English sources

You may think these quizzes are still fine and innocuous.

"Our children may think these are all driveways".

Retailers may think these old stereotypes hold true, but parents - their target consumers - don't.

You may think these claims are ridiculous and so farfetched they couldn't possibly be true.

With another laugh, Mr. Sugimoto admitted that some may think these ideas dated.

Now some may think these proposals a little harsh – or they may even suspect some subversive, anti-capitalist ideological motivation.

People may think that these benefit cuts will not hurt them and their family and friends.

Whatever else you may think of these pieces, they relocate some of the origins of participatory art, so much the rage today.

You may think that these things are small but my entire business rests on my ability to read people via Skype.

"Whatever the Conservative Party may think about these seats being high up on their target list, their hopes of winning these seats in 2015 look like little better than a pipe-dream, based on this polling".

"As much as the layperson may think of these things as commodities, if I am a shipper, I'll be damned if I want the last piece in the supply chain to my customer to be handled by any Joe Blow.