Sentence examples for think amounts from inspiring English sources
In one New York Times profile alone, the 27-year old rapper was variously likened to Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye and – wait for it – Mahatma Gandhi, the latter a comparison that even the most vociferous fan of Lamar's 2012 breakthrough album Good Kid MAAD City might think amounts to gilding the lily.
Morgan's, I think, amount to a statement of "Non, je ne regrette rien".
This shift, he thinks, amounts to the biggest change in architecture in this century.
Those who think that belief is necessary for knowledge could deny (a), arguing that Albert does have a tacit belief that (E), even though it's not one that he thinks amounts to knowledge.
They protested what they thought amounted to the rest of the N.B.A. picking on their client.
"I've seen others give speeches up there that I never thought amounted to being very much," he said.
The European Central Bank concluded that the new arrangements for supporting IBRC were preferable to the previous program — which many observers also thought amounted to monetary financing.
"I think it amounts to the same thing," he says.
But even if you don't think it amounts to outright rape, it's certainly the political equivalent of abuse.
By any standards, I think this amounts to a disastrous start for The Sun's paywall strategy.
She said one of the biggest issues is that many teenagers still think consent amounts to "No means no".
