Sentence examples for think of events from inspiring English sources

Savage thinks of events as sets of states, but since we are thinking of states as sets of possibilities (see section 1), we can think of events as disjunctions of states.

When we think of violence, we think of events like the Boston bombing: spectacular and immediate.

"We tend to think of events like sex or childbirth as intimate, and they certainly bring together individuals in ways that normal interactions cannot.

If so, then it is natural to think of events as being more similar to properties than to individuals, similar enough to justify treating them as a kind of property e.g., as properties of moments or intervals of time [Montague 1969], properties of cross-world classes of individuals [Lewis 1986a], or properties of sets of world segments [von Kutschera 1993].

So I began to think of events from my past where I have given up.

CAO: When I think of events that didn't go well or as I had planned, I don't call them failures.

"We now think of these events as shows," he said.

What do readers of The Choice think of the events at Syracuse?

Every time I think of the events towards the ending I get goosebumps again.

And what does he think of the events out in Montauk?

We think of these events in terms of days, weeks and years, and we use clocks and calendars to mark their passage.