Sentence examples for normally think that from inspiring English sources

But, as Allen remarked, "in Vatican speak, if someone says the pope is going to give you an 'ample' period of time you normally think that means 15 minutes".

Economists normally think that eroding incentives (as they call it, raising marginal labor income tax rates) depresses the labor market rather than expanding it, and that it would be tough for the labor market to get back to its 2007 form without returning incentives to what they were back then.

Fraud may produce a much greater advantage, but we normally think that violence is the greater crime.

In contrast, qualitative multiplicities are heterogeneous and temporal; this is a difficult idea, since we would normally think that if there is heterogeneity, there is juxtaposition.

You might normally think that a physicist is helping out industries like Lockheed Martin or Raytheon, but the entertainment industry is another industry that employs a lot of people.

We would normally think that there is a moral connection between 'good' and 'ought', and that therefore a morally good act ought to be performed: if an act is morally good, then it ought to be performed.

Yundi normally thought that the term "soul mate" was trivial, but she and Jimin felt that they might spend their lives together.

It is normally thought that according to the 'will' theory of rights children cannot have rights, whereas according to the 'interest' theory they can.

I think that he represented an attitude that there are far more people that want to see films like this than we normally thought; that it expands beyond Berkeley and the upper west side of Manhattan and three or four places around the country; that these films can, in fact, find larger audiences -- and he went out there and proved it.

It is normally thought that deep corolla tubes evolve when a plant's successful reproduction is contingent on having a corolla tube longer than the tongue of the flower's pollinators, and that pollinators evolve ever-longer tongues because individuals with longer tongues can obtain more nectar from flowers.

To exert their antitumor activity, it is normally thought that platinum(IV) complexes must be first reduced by biological reductants to the corresponding more reactive platinum II) species, so any pH influence is generally taken into account only with respect to their reduction pathways.