Sentence examples for might initially think from inspiring English sources

According to Cats, free public transport is not the no-brainer everyone might initially think it to be.

They might initially think their best opportunities will come from set-pieces, particularly as I don't see them being particularly strong on the counterattack.

Some of the things Alan says are things I might initially think – but what I have is an editing facility and a conscience.

If you saw one from far away, you might initially think it was a Mercedes, but you probably wouldn't knock yourself over trying to find out what marque was hiding behind that familiar chrome grille.

Unusually and – one might initially think – impressively, this clever young man was drawn towards the early US women's movement and married a passionate feminist, his fellow student and a "whip-smart tomboy", Elizabeth Sadie Hollowayay.

It is also more subtle than you might initially think.

"The prime objective is to show the huge range of British films, and to show the audience that some films they might not initially think of as British are actually incredibly British".

I think television, in particular, is really powerful, because it has this ability to get into people's homes, where their defenses are down, to week after week reaffirm the humanity of people you might not initially think you identify with.

Its experience is not as far removed from the outside world as one might have initially thought.

Chances are, you might have more in common than you initially think.

The delay is more difficult to measure than might initially be thought.