Sentence examples for think cameras from inspiring English sources

"On general principles, I don't think cameras should be allowed in the courtroom," Mr. Fischetti said Friday.

It is not only playing host to the Republicans this summer, it wants to hold the Summer Olympics in 2012, which would presumably lure thousands of visitors who would probably bring with them -- what do you think, cameras, maybe?

I think cameras on the glasses of random passersby are among the least of your privacy concerns.

I do think camera phones are disgusting.

What do you think, camera guys?

MGumz: What kind of a threat do you think camera phones are to regular digital cameras?

"It will be a visual sight to see!" The energetic host of his own podcast and former nationally syndicated radio show doesn't think camera operators intentionally avoid showing people with disabilities.

You could be stuck with a hot tennis player or some babushka that still thinks cameras can steal your soul.

CNN and much of mainstream media blew it because they thought cameras in the hands of the public were an opportunity to give them free content, rather than to empower that public.

"Suddenly, you had to think about camera angles, camera motions, depths of field, almost as though you were a videographer.

PG: Do you think the cameras hastened the end of that relationship?