Sentence examples for might think only from inspiring English sources

He could, you might think, only ever have been a butcher.

The formality of this picture's escape from its photographer, though, merely hints at the displacement in two pictures that one might think only John Cohen would have made.

That is the instant, intuitive, and, one might think, only possible response of a sane person to a week's worth of tweets from President Donald Trump.

Of course not – because they're parents, I say, surprised at the idea that anyone might think only Indian parents are concerned about their children's education.

Just like old times, you might think, only most of his drinking pals are dead now - 'wretchedly inconsiderate' of them - and... Suddenly, O'Toole looks up with a comically vacant stare, followed by a broad, cavalier smile.

At the end of the week, a new poll conducted by the Palmetto Project found that 3 of 5 adult South Carolinians were dissatisfied with the "direction" of the state and that, whatever the Governor might think, only one in four believed gambling was the most important issue in the Governor's race.

It is not merely that some might think that only Effort Required due to internal barriers is relevant to moral worth; rather it is very difficult to see how Effort Required due to external barriers could be relevant.

We might think, "If only I was 20 pounds smaller, my life would be great" or "If only I had a better job, I'd be happier".

The way the Catholic Association mentions "late-term" abortions, you might think the only women who had them were lazy and callous, just waiting around until the last second for no good reason.

It was the kind of spunky move one might think would only work in, well, musicals.

At first glance you might think you only need do a PARTNER TAG and you're done.