Sentence examples for so I would think from inspiring English sources

"But he broke the plane with the ball outside the end zone and then crossed the end zone with the ball and possession, so I would think it would be a touchdown.

David Trimble, leader of Northern Ireland's biggest Protestant party, the Ulster Unionists, said Mr. Bush well understood "questions of democracy and terrorism, so I would think that the president would come with a very clear view on this situation".

(Even more so, I would think, after David Cameron's blast early in the Libyan conflict when he told the heads of the armed forces: "You do the fighting and I'll do the talking").

As further evidence of this situation, the above-referenced article stated that only 15% of companies offer paid paternal leave to men, so I would think that men would start fighting for their right to be fathers as well as employees.

"It's good news that he feels right at this moment, so I would think worst-case scenario we'd be looking at is starting Friday in San Diego," Mattingly said.

"This has been an industrial site for decades, and so I would think people would be happy that we are stepping into this void to actually deliver this sort of cleanup," said Doug Guthrie, the head of the city's housing authority.

So I'd think about subcategories and challenges facing each one.

So I'd think about what my mother used to say to me.

I had been, for the first time, properly "settled" – or so I'd thought (I'd tiled a bathroom, for chrissakes. This was serious).

"I would think so; I mean it was so close last year," Federer said, still sounding relieved.

"At least, I would think so".