Sentence examples for one might think so from inspiring English sources
Money doesn't evaporate (however much one might think so looking at our Government's spending over the last decade).
One might think so considering his latest compromise on the issue.
Broadway? A. One might think so.
Well, one might think so judging by the final score but it would be exaggerating to say England found it straightforward making their superiority count.
One might think so from reading his May 8 column, in which he takes the Democrats to task for not jumping on the bandwagon to support Mr. Bush's latest twist in the Social Security battle, to means-test benefits.
One might think so, but then one would have to ignore other similar passages, and to put out of mind entirely the novel's content: misery, murder, torture, suicide, mass death.
Given the money Americans spend on bone-protecting drugs, you might think so.
You might think so from what one often reads in the press.
The words he posted on Wednesday morning suggest that he might think so.
