Sentence examples for raise think that from inspiring English sources

Certainly most voters contemplating the money that members of Congress raise think that donors are seeking something in return for their cash.

"I was raised to think that way," says Katie Griffiths, a 20-year-old history major.

Though Mary's father owned slaves, both she and Lincoln were raised to think that slavery was wrong.

I couldn't join in the violence despite what had happened, perhaps because my family had not raised me to think that way.

JOY HIRSCH: There is one very important component here that is worth raising, and I think that is the need for institutional procedure and commitment to bring women on board.

Researchers think that raised stress levels help people cope with the emergency but, over days and weeks, prevent them from learning new information and remembering it.

"I think the first thing in this case is raising awareness and I think that's much more important than immediately trying to get ideas executed," Mr Van Der Leer says.

"For instance, if somebody opened an exotic lingerie store in the middle of the town green, I think that would raise an awful lot of conversation, and so we eliminated that possibility.

"The problem is that [the offenders] don't see what they're doing as anything other than what they've been raised to do, and I think that's the problem.

I think that awareness raising among young men is working, regarding not engaging in violent behaviour … But I think that the majority of young men react more because of fear, fear of going to prison, fear of being reported to the police.

The pair also jousted over the minimum wage (she wants to raise it; he thinks that would destroy jobs).Mr Southerland dings Ms Graham for being an insider.