Sentence examples for think consequently from inspiring English sources

In 1970, Duane Allman told disc jockey Ed Shane, "You know, we get kind of frustrated doing the [studio] records, and I think, consequently, our next album will be ... a live recording, to get some of that natural fire on it".

He thought, consequently, that government should grant its citizens broad freedom to publish what they wish and practice religion in the way they choose.

It also makes her someone who isn't afraid to say what they think and, consequently, a lot of fun.

You may also have had a lot of difficulty finding anyone to help you in various times of need, and consequently think that people just don't help other people.

Nudestix think much simpler and, consequently, are ingenious.

So consequently I think the consumer will be a positive in the economy, but only a mild one.

They face platforms deciding that having indies doesn't matter to the bottom line as much as indies think it should, and consequently a weak negotiating position.

Most of them have also grown up sucking off fat broadband, and consequently I think you've seen a lot of innovation around apps that are broadband rich, such as Skype and Spotify.

" When you don't find yourself attractive, consequently you think others will think the same.

Furthermore, the patient is trained in realising that it is not obvious what other people think and feel, and consequently other people cannot know what the patient thinks and feels.

Smith believed strongly in the importance of local knowledge to economic decision-making, and consequently thought that business should be left to businesspeople, who understand the particular situations in which they work far better than any government official (on this Hayek understood Smith well: see Hayek 1978 and C. Smith 2013).