Sentence examples for think events from inspiring English sources

The reason is all to do with how bronze and silver medallists differ in the way they think events could have turned out – what psychologists call "counterfactual thinking".

"People are getting their confidence back slowly, and I think events like this will help people," he said.

Speaking of the people's revolt in North Africa, Mary Robinson says, "I think events there, and the influence on other countries, strengthen the case for giving more weight to these issues".

There are conferences called think events, for major advertisers and business partners, and a Web site called "think insights" for marketers who are interested in research on consumer impressions.

"I think events have rather vindicated me," he told the BBC in an interview that also included a more robust defence of Corbyn's credentials as a potential prime minister than most shadow cabinet ministers can muster on air.

When asked later about the threats, Mrs. Pirro, who appeared quite emotional in speaking outside the courthouse, said she didn't want to talk about specifics, but added: "I think events of the past few days make it clear that people in positions of high visibility, especially prosecutors, face issues that others might not.

While he thinks events like the Durban talks matter a lot, he says they are not the only place to make progress.

I've always thought events that proved significant in the past are about something much more fluid than dates and historical actors, conditions and consequences.

Paul Lambert, himself preparing for his English Premier League debut managing Norwich City, thinks events on and off the pitch last season means Celtic are stronger than 12 months ago.

For, as he thought events had demonstrated amply, that idealism was but a more sophisticated form of traditional metaphysics, and had indeed led to the same naturalism.

I think these events are global and we would expect other events to be, as well.