Sentence examples for might think first from inspiring English sources

(You might think first of Mark Murphy, then Jon Hendricks).

Moderns, though, might think first of Jorge Luis Borges and the quest for the infinite.

Though one might think first of assessments in terms of the reports that they often produce, the implications of scientific assessment are better understood by viewing assessments as a social processes, rather than principally as a document.

"When you think of scholarship you might think first of publications, articles and books, but that is just the final product.

When people hear the word "philosophy" they might think first of something like a set of guiding principles or a general worldview.

When I look at Wilson's portrait, I might think first of the League of Nations and second how when he grew ill his wife secretly governed in his stead — and not give primacy to his racism.

Not, as you might think, a sixtieth of a sixtieth of a twenty-fourth of the period of the Earth's rotation.

You might think the first step in breaking the doom loop is to fix the product, but that's actually the second step.

You might think at first that monohedral tilings are necessarily somewhat uninteresting and easy to understand.

There's more here than you might think at first glance (thank goodness).

Some jobs are more repetitive than you might think at first — even in professional sports.