Sentence examples for think roughly from inspiring English sources

Weooooo!!' "Which, I think, roughly translates as, "You say you won't call me a commie-loving traitor, but come the article, who knows what you will call me?" "Yeah, who cares?

A close associate of the French president, trying to create a frame of reference for what Mr. Sarkozy has in mind, told me to think roughly of the Plaza Accords of 1985 when, in another context, the United States, Germany, Japan, Britain and France agreed to a controlled devaluation of the dollar and a revaluation of the yen and Deutsche mark.

DR: We think roughly 18 to 20 companies.

Of course, it could be that Box is pricing as it is because it has to, and no other reason; the company remains unprofitable and its growth is slowing, though I think roughly in-line with expectations given the law of large numbers.

You've got 45 (I think) roughly one hour mysteries followed by 16 TV movie length adventures (four more just aired in the UK and aren't included in this "definitive" edition).

I suppose I could have said, "I feel guilty about the part that my country has played in your situation," or, "We just had a vote, and 52percentt of people voted to leave the European Union because of immigration, and I really can't speak for them, but let me apologize on behalf of the other 48percentt who, I think, roughly feel the same as me".

The story now on offer says explicitly that perception relates to thought roughly as Humean "impressions" relate to Humean "ideas" (191d; compare Hume, First Enquiry II).

Sometimes we need to think about how roughly we should rub against the grain.

I often think about how, over roughly a year, I've observed a piece of socio-economic history in the making: the selling off of London as we know it and its "regeneration" into a playground for millionaires.

I often think about how, over roughly a year, I've observed a piece of socio-economic history in the making: the selling off of London as we know it and its "regeneration" into a school playground for millionaires.

She pictures their life together down to household chores which they'd split evenly and thinks about him roughly every other day, or whenever he pops up on Facebook.