Sentence examples for she thinks more from inspiring English sources

"She thinks more compassionately than the other candidates," Ms. Shurman said, "and will govern more compassionately".

"His" diagnosis of "her" — she "thinks more symbolically" — is subject to her diagnosis of him; he is "a literal man".

Now in her 50s, she thinks more often about how she will get by financially in retirement.

Tasting flowers is one of her favorite activities, and she thinks more people should try it.

Susan says she thinks "more and more people" are going to be signing up for equity release.

"His" diagnosis of "her"—she "thinks more symbolically"—is subject to her diagnosis of him; he is "a literal man".

She thought more about that than I did.

There were, she thought, more opportunities in biomanufacturing.

She thought more and shook her head decisively.

She thought more often about Gautama, and as she thought more often about him he began to gain in importance for her.

As this year went on, she thought more and more that she could make the London Games — and win.