Sentence examples for might think poor from inspiring English sources

That's nice, you might think – poor fellow for losing the first one.

More of you might thinking "poor Greg".

You might think that poor Blacks -- especially poor Black males -- in Baltimore read these statistics and get angry.

You might think her poor husband merely henpecked until you watch her sling pots and pans at him, across the kitchen, for daring to question her judgment.

And while it might be thought poor form to walk by a drowning man, letting children go hungry is considered not only permissible, but as Senator Sessions said, "a moral issue".

You might think: right, with poor old Shakespeare on stage – how do you do ghosts?

Andy McSmith's feature for this newspaper at the time began: "If Hans K and his wife, Eva, were 25 years younger, you might think them the poor little rich kids.

So you might think that the poor might also lead the process of transition, since they are catching up with the rich and it seems a more modest change for them to reduce family size from six to five than for the rich to reduce it from two to one.

If your friends might think that's poor etiquette, say something like "I'm writing it off as a business expense; I have to have separate receipts in case I screw up and get audited!" Casually mention on your way out to eat that you only brought enough money to pay for yourself.

Mr. Levitt insists that this is more typical than one might think: "A lot of poor teenage mothers have poor prenatal care and have drug and alcohol problems that lead to birth complications and hospitalization for the children".

Thus motivated, they would be likely to get better results than governments.Hold on, you might think; what about the poor?