Sentence examples for think presents from inspiring English sources

Volcker: Well, you know, look ahead and the answer, I think, presents itself.

I'm trying to present my songs stylistically in the way that I think presents them best for my style of guitar playing.

In Neal Pollack's entertaining essay "Persona" (June 19), there were two fabrications that were, I think, presented as facts.

"I think presenting ourselves as a coalition party rather than setting out our values and where we come from was a serious mistake," she said.

I wish I'd never worn... a ponytail; a long, maybe slightly greasy ponytail that I think presented me with two years of accidental celibacy.

This may just be a function of the anthology itself, but it does, I think, present an unfair advantage to the anti-evolution religious mindset.

I think presenting it as a 1 1 translation of the way physical art is bought and sold ("original," etc) may be misleading.

I think presenting risk as words and as numbers and as something visual is going to help.

The album, Staples thought, presented an opportunity to do something radically different.

The producer of the intermissions features, Michael Bronson, thinks presenting what he expects to become an annual Texaco Quiz Kids panel is a logical step.

Mr Farage, for one, has refused to join forces with Ms Le Pen, citing the racism that he thinks present in the National Front's DNA.