Sentence examples for survive I think from inspiring English sources

I say, "You think she's going to survive?" "I think," Natalie says, after a minute, "that we don't know.

I think I am optimistic about man: I think his race will survive, I think — however slowly or painfully — he will solve his major problems just because he is aware of them.

Also, getting back to the point about Andrey feeling he only needs the computer to survive, I think that's a lot of the reason young people interact so much online: despite all the concerns about privacy and lack thereof ruining lives, communicating through Facebook or chatting textually gives you a lot of control in shaping how you come across to your peers.

"We survived, I think, the biggest onslaught in the history of the Iowa primary".

By Kelefa Sanneh January 4 , 2012"We survived, I think, the biggest onslaught in the history of the Iowa primary".

The Republic survives, and for as long as it survives I think Reagan will be remembered, with Truman and Jackson, as one of the great populist Presidents, an instinctual leader who, in body and mind, represented the better temper of his times.

"It's a hard road for women in Pakistan now, but she has such grace and determination that if she survives I think she'll have a very bright future," the veteran journalist said, disclosing that Malala hopes to go into politics and change her country from within.

I not only survived, I think I thrived.

I didn't know I was just surviving, I thought I was living.

The moccasin joke survives — I think of it every year on the same stretch of highway, where the juniper and the foxes are scarcer now and the deer and the neon more prevalent.

The moccasin joke survives—I think of it every year on the same stretch of highway, where the juniper and the foxes are scarcer now and the deer and the neon more prevalent.