Sentence examples for pleased to think from inspiring English sources

"Because you're pleased to think that some little problem has the ability to ruin my day?

I'm pleased to think that I'll be leaving the company in sound artistic and financial health.

"All those fools at the Club, those dull louts to whom you are so pleased to think yourself superior – they are all better than you, every man of them.

He smiled back, pleased to think that maybe he still had the right stuff after all.

I am pleased to think of the stories in "The Dark Dark" as a whole, or siblings, or even points on a map.

"It is gratifying to me that my promotion should not have rested simply on my seniority, but that my countrymen were pleased to think that it was fairly merited".

"I think they've got some more work to do and I'm pleased to say I think they're out doing that work now".

Thus, democracy meant not only the intellectual freedom to think and say what one pleased, but also the economic freedom to do whatever one chose.

"But, although I'm pleased to have got something, we can't afford to think we're safe.

I am pleased to say I think we're moving in a new direction.

"I was very pleased," he said, adding that he witnessed "a willingness for countries to think differently and to listen to different points of view".