Sentence examples for similarly think from inspiring English sources

Similarly, think about interactions among nations.

Similarly, think about what data your organisation actually needs.

Princeton might similarly think about how it can facilitate collaboration between the town and the University.

(Similarly, think of Humbert Humbert in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita, who explicitly tips his hat to Poe).

I hoped that in the classroom we could similarly think about law in its cultural-historical context.

Similarly, think tanks offer their services to international organizations, such as the World Bank and the EU.

Political symbolism is similarly thought to have been the motivating factor for Nixon's Operation Intercept.

It is often contrasted with similarly inclusive pain, or suffering, which is similarly thought of as including all our feeling bad.

Colby Bruno, a lawyer with the Victim Rights Law Center, similarly thought BYU would be "misapplying" Title IX if they had cited it. .

And I similarly thought, "Well, I don't know about computer graphics and that sort of stuff, but I can make a model and I can put a camera on it".

BusinessWeek wrote that "the combination of amateurish technique and a strong emotional message is oddly moving", and Henry Lowood of Stanford University similarly thought that the awkward subtitles and cinematography created a sense of authenticity.