Sentence examples for think it very from inspiring English sources

We have already seen that this is invalid: I can think it very likely that Sue is lecturing right now, without thinking that if she was injured on her way to work, she is lecturing right now.

"I think it very well might help not to campaign," Mr. Weicker said.

He say it funny, "It's alive!" Me understand joke but don't think it very funny.

I think it very unlikely that such guidelines were followed in this case.

"I think it very, very unlikely that others will turn out to be problematic," he added.

"[But] I think it very important we make preparations when given warnings by the Environment Agency and Met Office".

He said he thought it "very cool".

QUESTION FROM LOUISE: Thought it very, very close.

I thought it very strange, that addition — "with your family".

Of attendees filling out evaluations, 19% thought it somewhat and 81% thought it very helpful.

"I thought it very promising and very unfinished.