Sentence examples for one think of something from inspiring English sources

This is a good way to differentiate themselves from their competitor, since calling a product the i"Name" makes one think of something Apple-related.

The "stimulus-producing responses" that are said to make up thought processes (as when one thinks of something to eat) are prime examples.

Perhaps, when one thinks of something's having 48 speckles, one can think of it, as Russell might say, only by description (e.g., that number that is picked out by the numeral '48', or by some other description) such that one's having the thought does not involve acquaintance with the property of being 48-speckled.

A recurring problem I have is that I often mistakenly believe I'm the first one to think of something, and that my brilliant idea will make me instantly rich.

And Oracle, Ellison believes, is more typical of a cloud computing company with its end-to-end stack is far from a partial cloud, nor does it lack the virtualization traditionally pictured when one thinks of the cloud — and something that he believes Salesforce does not offer to the same extent.

Whatever one thinks of Edward Snowden, hero or traitor or something in between, his revelations about sweeping NSA surveillance have gotten America's attention.

"It's almost like one building will think of something" — yet another rule — "and another will add it.

Study the questions and answers and pick out the fun ones and maybe think of something SIMILAR (be unique and don't copy).

No one thought of leaving.

One hopes President Obama will think of something.

Amid all the discussion about industry and money in George Bernard Shaw's play, one line jolts: "Can't you think of something that will murder half of Europe in one bang?" the bohemian daughter asks her inventor-father.