Sentence examples for some think from from inspiring English sources

But he may not have saved himself, some think, from losing his job as party chairman.

As world citizens, maybe it is time to tell Mr. Blatter what some think from outside his glass house.

And I thought it was an awesome move by Chuck Schumer when John McCain, who I'm in awe of, put his thumb down, and there was some applause—I think from staff and Chuck turned and went, no, basically.

You'd think from some of the press releases that they were single-handedly saving Western civilization.

Not nearly as dreadful as you might think from some of the reviews the show generated on Broadway and elsewhere, but not nearly as satisfying as it so clearly could be.

The critic James Agate commented that one might think from some of Walpole's stories that their author had created the English Lakes, but that he was probably only consulted about them.

Some of you may think from trailers that there hasn't been much of an evolution since the fourth game, released back in 2008, but you only have to play it to understand that's not the case.

Some think his departure from the national stage could open the way for a rapprochement between Germany's two parties of the left.

Some think they arrived from Iceland, but conventional wisdom has it that they somehow came off a merchant ship traveling a regular trade route between Norway and Ireland and that they were produced in Trondheim, a Norwegian town, between 1150 and 1200.

Some think that coming from a severely deprived or "rotten social background" undermines a wrongdoer's culpability (Bazelon 1976; Delgado 1985; Gardner 1998; Delgado 2011).

But some think there are risks from resource-rich nationalism.