Sentence examples for might think with from inspiring English sources

A good position, you might think, with tourists passing.

And so it is, you might think, with Sergei Skripal.

You might think, with all these struggling actors, a comparison with Ricky Gervais's Extras would be appropriate.

You might think, with all the references in the newspapers to the "London Olympics," that the 2012 Games are happening exclusively in Britain's capital city.

One might think, with Hayek, that central planning fails because it calls for omniscience, but on the same grounds also doubt whether step-change must be worse than incrementalism.

Richard Harden, co-editor of the guide, said: "The UK restaurant scene is more diverse and varied than people might think, with pockets of excellence all over the country.

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

You might think so, with all those wordplays -- hyber-nation and scarevoyants.

You might think that with the clout of The Delgados and their dedicated fanbase behind her, she could almost step into where she had left off.

You might think that with that kind of stranglehold on the local name rankings, Michael would dominate the top spot nationwide.

You might think that with the remarkable popularity of TV survival shows, everyone would already know all they need to know to live through getting lost.