Sentence examples for one might not think from inspiring English sources
The importance of stepping back from the mind and learning to watch it is true of many forms of psychotherapy as well, even in forms of therapy that one might not think of first as based on that approach, such as behavior therapy and cognitive behavior therapy.
One might not think of statisticians or computer geeks as natural revolutionaries.
One might not think that playing video games (or pounding down burgers) would be a lucrative career choice, but in fact, pro gamers are surprisingly well paid.
One might not think to find a heading for Belize in a dance encyclopedia but the "international" of the title is taken literally and not even the smallest countries are entirely overlooked, however compact the entries.
There are a number of heartwarming videos that one might not think of as being particularly viral, such as the wedding speech of McFly's Tom Fletcher (which has nearly 12m views).
Does this refer to his own frailty — that one might not think he could travel alone — or is it a reference to the divided Berlin of "Heroes," a suggestion that he can go back to that time without harming himself emotionally or artistically?
One mightn't think that Samuel Steward, the Earl of Beauchamp, or W. Somerset Maugham, would have had anything at all in common, not apart from their 'inversion'inversion
And here is one other thing you might not think of and then I'm going to stop and I'm going to let you add things here.
I had to tell my oldest that he had to make sure to let anyone and everyone know that grandpa was his grandpa--especially a police officer if one ever asked -- because sometimes people might not think he is because of what he looks like.
One might not normally think of a producer of electricity as being particularly socially responsible, but PG&E generates more than half of its power from non-greenhouse-gas-emitting sources.
One might not have thought that Pacquiao needed redemption: the consensus was that he had beaten Bradley, and in boxing, official decisions are only as important as fans and fighters want them to be.
