Sentence examples for think become the from inspiring English sources

Ever since the Barnsley by-election three years ago, Ukip has been making inroads into seats in the north of England, and has, I think, become the second party of the north after Labour.

That thought became the basis for my first kids' book – Hamish and the Worldstoppers.

That thought became the structure of the film.

First, as Lewisian thought becomes the discursive structure of critical inquiry, it ceases to be the object of critical inquiry.

It has, I think, become one of the main incentives of our traveling lives.

It has, I think, become one of the main incentives of our travelling lives.

But the notion of him as a paragon of discipline and a model worth emulating off the course will, I think, become a thing of the past.

But Germany's ability to seal itself from European underperformance will I think become more difficult over the next ten years than it has over the past.

The historian was now at the centre of power-making, able to observe, as he most desired, "the process by which thought becomes action in the political sphere".

This thought becomes vapor if we assume the current proliferation of single family homes is the model for the future.

As theologians lost confidence in reason, other thinkers, who had little or no commitment to Aristotelian thought, became its champions, thus furthering the development of modern science.