Sentence examples for might think much from inspiring English sources

The seemingly vast array of foods in a typical supermarket is not so varied as we might think; much of it is produced or controlled by a few enormous food companies that have operated without serious government regulation in recent years.

Now you might think much of this is familiar.

In Moscow, he said, cycling also enjoys the support of "Moscow hipsters," who might not think much about politics but want to live in a city that's "nicer, more European".

STANDING ON THE CORNER OF Seventh Avenue and 37th Street, at the heart of New York's garment center, you might not think much has changed since the 1920s, when most American-made garments were cut and sewn here.

While you might not think much of the difference between particles moving at the speed of light and those moving at 99.99999% the speed of light, the particles themselves have two vastly different experiences of the Universe under those two disparate conditions.

You might not think much about your hair when you're wedding-dress shopping, but Monte says it's important to intentionally choose a hairstyle you're comfortable with.

He said Coachella was a unique opportunity to expose festivalgoers to architecture and design concepts they might not otherwise think much about.

A patient such as Locker might not even think much about Acinetobacter if the infection can be treated quickly and doesn't cause other problems.

For example, when trying to gauge how much someone else enjoys a television show, people might think "How much do I enjoy it?" and use this answer as basis for estimating others' reactions.

TMI, you might think (too much information, as we say in New York).

You might think, "How much would the mass have gone up?" First of all, this guy swallowed a photon of energy, so maybe that energy over c2 will be the change in mass.