Sentence examples for that would think from inspiring English sources

"He was the kind of guy that would think he saw a Picasso in a paper bag," she said.

Dr. Khan, he said, "was not that sort that would think it was a bad thing" to share nuclear weapons technology.

"If you have some unexpected defaults or surprises in the economic data, you have a very fragile investor base that would think about pulling back".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet So I think I just had all that nineteenth-century literature in the back of my mind … and then was drawn to a voice that would think it was cleanly and objectively analyzing a relationship in financial terms, even as it inevitably wasn't, at least not entirely.

So I think I just had all that nineteenth-century literature in the back of my mind … and then was drawn to a voice that would think it was cleanly and objectively analyzing a relationship in financial terms, even as it inevitably wasn't, at least not entirely.

Especially not the sort of early adopter crowd that would think ordering via chatbot is cool.

It seems unlikely that anyone would think that this time.

"My biggest fear is that someone would think that and would go on with life.

"It annoys me that anyone would think that.

"Other than that I would think that it will indigenous development".

The Minister of Defense said that he would think about that.