Sentence examples for think entirely from inspiring English sources

Her description is beautiful and on some level, I think, entirely accurate".

The paradox of reform movements is that, if you want to defy authority, you probably shouldn't think entirely for yourself.

Karl's main task during their time together was to get Anthony not to think entirely about offense.

If you want growth rates of between 4 per cent and 5 per cent, which I think entirely possible, we should look at a big devaluation.

Overheard in the cafe of the Hotel Reforma, in Mexico City, one lady to another: "I'm learning to think entirely in Mexican money".

"It ended up working out very well, and actually being complementary, in a way that neither of us, I think, entirely anticipated," she said.

John Aach, a scientist at Harvard Medical School, thinks entirely new ethical measuring sticks will be needed to help guide tests of organoids.

It is unsurprising that a magisterial new synthesis of global philosophical history ignores Sanskrit thought entirely after 1500-at the very moment of its new efflorescence (Collins 1998).

But will taxpayers actually make money from the arrangement, as Gordon Brown says he thinks "entirely possible"?The answer depends largely on two things.

But what if you actually ARE right, and the mainstream, for one reason or another, thinks entirely differently?

It is, I think, something entirely new in his work.