Sentence examples for say to think from inspiring English sources

It is hubris, skeptics say, to think that natural selection can be recreated through technology.

With his curious, playful personality and expressive eyes, it is tempting, aquarium officials say, to think of Mit as a big, slippery toddler.

Yet it would be naïve, she and others say, to think that the schools were ever nonpolitical.

It's ludicrous, critics say, to think that children would behave with such decisiveness and precision if they were facing a real gunman.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Dick Cheney, then the Secretary of Defense, set up a "shop," as they say, to think about American foreign policy after the Cold War, at the grand strategic level.

An audience member whispered to his neighbour, the artist Ben Nicholson: "Necrophilia!" Afterwards there was a short reception and we heard someone else say: "To think such an awful play should finish our festival".

"He said to think positive," Ms. Gee said.

They are said to think in decades rather than months.

It is weird, Mr. Moore says, to think of it now.

It is unrealistic, he says, to think that they are the key to delivering better nutrition.

Girls are said to think that software and video games and computer programming are for guys.