Sentence examples for none to think from inspiring English sources

That's because certain "cognitive projects" (i) could not be pursued without presupposing those things, (ii) there is no evidence to think that those presuppositions are false (even if also none to think them true), and (iii) nothing will be lost, and something may be gained, by accepting these presuppositions (so dominance considerations recommend accepting them) (see Jenkins 2006).

None seemed to think a federal windfall would come their way again.

Figures don't exist for households where there are three generations of worklessness, so we would be as well to assume there are none as to think they're out there, gathered in the pub as we speak, mocking us.

This is probably why no historian has mooted it before, and why none is likely to think it worth refuting now.

And, though some questions may escape our inquiries, many can be answered by science; none, he appears to think, can be answered without it.

And to think none of it might have happened without that catalyst for change, Bridget Jones.

None of us likes to think badly of ourselves or of our economic system.

But none of them seemed to think the dish had been ruined, because it hadn't.

And don't forget to factor in such huge possible costs as nursing homes, although none of us like to think about that.

And none of them seemed to think that the risk to the nation's prisons could be found in the works of Gary Gygax or other creators of the genre.

"This is a subject none of us wants to think of as commercial," said Pamela Maffei McCarthy, deputy editor of The New Yorker, part of Condé Nast, which is publishing an e-book, "After 9/11," collecting the magazine's coverage of the terrorist attacks and their aftermath.