Sentence examples for might still think from inspiring English sources

When you think of banking, you might still think of wood-paneled walls and pinstripe suits.

He delivers this arrow: "If Galileo had been sensitive to the needs of priests, we might still think that the sun moves around the earth".

Now when she gets on her high horse about something, I might still think it's completely wrong, but I also feel, "Good on you, with your strange logic.

Because Sinkler knew that, when it came time to lay down or fold, Lucy might still think twice about leaving her folks or trusting someone she'd hardly known two weeks, and a convict at that.

It seems astonishing to think that, in two days' time, America may elect its first black president, but the editor of a glossy magazine might still think twice about putting a beautiful black woman on the front cover.

A lot of people might still think he should have given us one more, but my big dream was to play for Liverpool, and the foreign players' big dream is to play for Real Madrid or Barcelona, that's a fact".

(One might, of course, still think that the reference of an expression explains its contribution to the determination of the truth-value of a suitably delimited class of simple sentences in which the expression occurs).

The way I think about things might change, but they still think the same".

"I still think there might be a chance he might play," said Jaromir Jagr, who also did not travel to Washington because of a sore right hip flexor.

So it had gone from hinting he might return to I don't know to no. "I still think he might come back," Millen said.

I still think they might.