Sentence examples for think a function from inspiring English sources

Why this isn't widely recognised, is, I think, a function of the essentialist fallacy that expects words-about-music to do the same thing as music alone, and music-about-words to do the same thing as words alone.

Dialogue participants think a functioning Internet of Water could be created over the next few years if a compelling case can be made for investing in water data and integration.

Boorse thinks a function is a 'species-typical' contribution to survival and reproduction (1976, 62 63).

And in his role here as a mute, as an infant, Christ is serving, I think, an important function for Milton.

The working class belongs to no one: its orientation, far from predetermined, as the left liked to think, is a function of politics.

"Regret, I think, is a function of empathy," she says.

If you think that a functioning democracy and 21st century economy depends on a populus comfortable with basic algebra, then this is a frightening study.

I think the difficulties of those tasks were certainly underestimated, but I think it is a function of a couple of things.

"I think this is a function of the UK.

"I think it was a function of nesting," Johnson said.

"I think it is a function of our times," Mayor Anderson, a Democrat, said.