Sentence examples for might think both from inspiring English sources

You might think both episodes were about rightwing bloggers, but you'd be wrong.

Nonreading teenagers are more common than you might think, both in New York City and the affluent communities that surround it.

Well, there's more in common with the physiology of jellyfish and the "bloom" of school leaders than you might think: both of them are utterly devoid of a backbone.

Not that special, you might think, but for both this is their third marriage.

You might think about both next time you're on an el or a bus and look around at folks who look just like you — but perhaps aren't.

We might think that both a state and loyalty to it are important.

But the two families had more in common than you might think: they both had an unwavering belief that education was the ticket to a better tomorrow.

"With the way Kilmarnock play, the game might be open and I think both teams will have a go at each other, which will, hopefully, help us.

"This is, it might be thought, both unprincipled and unconscionable," he concluded.

You might think he's both.

You might think, therefore, that both parties would be doing all they can to get the economy humming, and avoiding anything that risks plunging the country back into a recession.