Sentence examples for mostly think that from inspiring English sources

Most people don't believe me when I tell them I'm gay (not even me when I'm telling them), and I mostly think that they will never truly believe me until they see me with one in my mouth (that's when I really believe it as well).

Until the last year or two, regulators here mostly thought that domestic savings should be invested in domestic enterprises.

I mostly thought that one should take money when it's offered and no one should waste time fussing around over the how and the where, all these reflections are nothing but total hypocrisy and so I ordered the storm windows from my local carpenter..

The participants also mostly thought that physical activity in the workplace meant a kind of exercise.

(A23) As stated above, women mostly thought that their health is at low risk based on their medical knowledge and beliefs instead of observing changes in their own body.

Although carers mostly thought that general practice was in a position to support them, expectations were low partly because general practice teams are seen to be focussed on the stroke survivor and partly because they do not always think they are recognised as carers who might want support.

Mostly you think that probably everyone in fiction and real life is getting a divorce.

I mostly still think that's true, but I also wonder how my work would have changed if I had had more role models, if I had ever had a queer mentor.

Bishop saw in her students' resistance evidence of a bias against knowledge in favor of feeling: "They mostly seem to think that poetry — to read or to write — is a snap — one just has to feel — & not for very long, either".

From Philip Marlowe's wisecracks to Alexander Portnoy's complaints, American literature offers a barrage of good (mostly) men who say (mostly) bad things, and if you think that's faded since feminism I have some David Gates to sell you.

I think that is mostly true, and detrimental to the work's effectiveness.