Sentence examples for think but of from inspiring English sources

"Genius it has I think; but of the inferior water… .

Whadda you think?" But of course I have no clue.

Everything that is in there is true, we think, but of course it is not the whole story.

The transition from winter to spring isn't a function of the sandbars changing, the way a lot of people think, but of a change in the prevailing winds about a hundred miles offshore.

Solar Company not a purveyor of photovoltaic cells as you might think but of women's fashion launched its shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on April 19th, the sixth company to do so this year.

Again, the slightly expanded echo he inserts on "everyone one of us," (adding in the "us" and "them" distinction that will become important in the next bit), the poetry of "compelled to spend our fleeting lives" — these are the marks not of extemporaneity, one would think, but of something carefully planned.

But think of the Mets' chances of achieving that quest.

But he can think of nothing but an obvious lie.

But we could think of an association of a distributed regression to a local agreement instead.

But you also think of the image of Paris.

Not what others think of us, but what we think of us.