Sentence examples for occasions you think from inspiring English sources

Now I am asking for my health and I am sure He will give me that.' (Participant 5, 28 years old female patient) 'You know, on some occasions, you think no one can help you anymore.

But there are occasions when you think, 'A small change might make this a bit more pointed.' So I fiddle a bit".

"I've learned there are many ways to skin a cat," says Chaz. "In the past there have been occasions where you think you're disagreeing with each other, but in fact you're both coming with solutions from a different angle".

"You can't deny there are occasions where you think I'd prefer to finish what I'm doing.

On what occasion do you think you looked your best?

On a number of occasions you will think, I should go over and check they are alright.

If it is a ring you might wear for special occasions, you can think about your preference and buy ones with precious stones etc.

'It's one of those occasions when honestly you think, who cares?' said Keys. 'It's offside, but it doesn't matter,' said Redknapp, introducing a new wrinkle into the legal lexicon: 'BREAKING NEWS ALERT: OJ SIMPSON FOUND NOT GUILTY OF DOESN'T MATTER MURDER.' This idiocy was swiftly punished by the gods who used the device of 'the Spartak Moscow sub' to humble the analysts.

There were so many of those occasions, don't you think?" "I don't actually," Boyle answers, a response that makes Fassbender double over with laughter.

The whole thing was one of those occasions so perfect you think you must be dead, or bound to die in your sleep that night.

Many of us have a dim and distant memory of early childhood gaffes with words, of those occasions when you thought you had grasped the meaning of a word only to discover, sometimes in a rather embarrassing way, that you had got the wrong end of the stick and were using the word in an odd and completely different way.