Sentence examples for think of circles from inspiring English sources
When calculating the length of the circumference of a circle, it is attractive to think of the circle as a regular polygon with infinitely many straight sides, each infinitesimally long.
"It's easy to think of your circle of 'Friends' as a coherent circle, clear and moated, when in fact the splay of overlap/network makes drip/action painting a better (visual) analogy".
Around this circle, jot down anything you can think of and draw circles around them.
You only have to think of Dante's circles of Hell: lust - even sodomy - is way down the list, worse than limbo yes, but trumped by gluttony, greed, anger, heresy and treachery.
"Think of a small circle of people who know each other".
It's difficult not to think of this widening circle as soon as one begins Yiyun Li's grieving and unremitting first novel, "The Vagrants".
First, if the linked rings are thought of as circles, formed by points on a plane, then they have no thickness.
I like to think of it as concentric circles: Each small audience is contained inside a potentially larger audience.
Come to think of it, that first circling of the ring is a lot like a Miss American swimsuit competition -- who can really say which beauty is closest to perfection?
(I'm telling my friends to think of The Caucasian Chalk Circle as a musical).
