Sentence examples for speaking we think from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, we think of most interpersonal violence, not just terrorist attacks, as immoral.

Consumer confidence was a bit "wobbly", James said, but "generally speaking we think the trend is towards recovery".

If you watch a video of a politician speaking we think that confirms what was said, but this is something that can actually be augmented now, so how does that play into archives?

"It probably won't surprise you to learn there's no one, universally accepted definition", explains Dr Kangas, "but, broadly speaking, we think of curiosity as an openness to exploring one's environment, being broad-minded and being open to new experiences and learning opportunities".

"Generally speaking, we think this is a really, really good immigration package," Mulvaney said.

"Generally speaking, we think about 24 of them are on, say, hunger strike light, where they're eating a bit but not a lot, but they've declared that they're not eating," Kelly told reporters at the Pentagon.

Probably with some quick-fire PR speak: "We think gamers value the experience of going to a store, and speaking to a knowledgeable sales rep about all the latest titles".

HNG!" That's "yes" in turtle speak, we think.

To borrow a dreadful term from management speak, we thought "outside the box" and it was this bold approach to litigation that made such a result possible.

Crudely speaking, we can think about stem cells as two types: embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells.

"Broadly speaking, we also think it's best to have direct and first-hand experience with Glass before creating policies around it," the company said.