Sentence examples for member I think from inspiring English sources

"In the early days I was the only member, I think, with a college degree," Mr. Kirchner said.

CROWD MEMBER: I think it had to do with the fact that the Iranians perceive that Reagan would do something to really get them out.

Theo WolfTiger, site member I think that all of the David Williams books (Awful Aunty, Demon Dentist etc) will become classics.

[Laughter] CROWD MEMBER: I think one of the aspects about the changes that worked well for Obama four years ago was he promised to bring us more honest, transparent government to Washington.

"I don't think I could still be an active lawyer and partner at Thompsons and do my job as an Assembly Member – I think I'd do two jobs badly rather than one job properly.

"I'm not familiar with that," he said Representative Renee Ellmers, a House colleague from North Carolina who was on stage with him, responded to the audience member, "I think, if I'm not mistaken, are you referring to the recent release or statements by some of the former Special Forces?" "Oh, on the Bin Laden raid," Mr. Ryan said.

"When I saw her becoming a member, I thought she was absolutely beautiful.

If I saw a faculty member I thought would be particularly interested in my research, I mentioned her or him by name in my cover letter as a potential future collaborator.

Engagement - When I was first asked to be a recording secretary, who isn't a board member, I thought I would be a silent observer who studiously took notes while the board members explored ideas together.

However, I abstained on the amendment which urged Poland to make every effort to apply the Charter of Fundamental Rights fully - as a British Member, I thought this might be a little hypocritical.

"Truth be told, maybe some of the more influential members, I think they were concerned about me going on to the Supreme Court," Gonzales said.