Sentence examples for think ruined from inspiring English sources

When we read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas in class, my English teacher also showed us the film, which I think ruined it a bit.

"The late afternoon sun in Berlin, I think, ruined his use of the teleprompters," the MSNBC host said, "So his usual dramatic wind-up was ruined".

"Now, that's going to, I think, ruin the future for our children, our grandchildren, all of our progeny.

Miraculously the piano, tilted and, you would have thought, ruined, intermittently plays a mournful tune, its keys going up and down as if stroked by a poltergeist.

He thinks ruining an Olympiad or undermining Labour's credibility is justified because desperate times call for desperate measures.

I think ruin can be intriguing: dilapidation isn't sad to me, it's full of potential.

"But the thing that it captures is that sense of a future that might have been and I think ruins are partly about that – they point to a future that is unfinished".

"Figuration has taken on the burden of always having to mean something," he said, "but what I think ruins a lot of painting is the urge to put meaning into it.

"But for us, separating spirituality, I think, ruins meditation".

"I think they ruined the country".

"I don't think I ruined her, no.