Sentence examples for think I support from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM ERNEST: Although I think I support legal unions I still find it repulsive to see two women or two men kissing or holding hands.

I think the reason people sometimes think I support Spurs is because, for a while, they employed me to do the interviews on their telephone services.

At the moment, I think I support the latter interpretation, given that the Parnaíba Basin was near central Pangaea at the time, and some say that desert environments might have been present in the subtropical portions of such a large continental landmass.

"If I have to run 20, 30 yards, it doesn't look great, but when you're standing back and seeing five or six of their players surrounding the ref, I think I support my team-mates.

I think I support the president's policy".

"Well who do you think I support?" he asked.

"I think I supported them for about a month," he said of the Communists.

I used to think I supported black men, yet here I was looking down on "those black guys".

"I supported Romney, and I think I'll support him again because of his experience, which I think is more than what she has".

"But I don't think I can support the Indian government anymore".

"I'm a catholic from Belfast and people think I probably supported the Republic as a kid.