Sentence examples for think thanks from inspiring English sources

Yet Johnston gets away with it, I think, thanks to the strength of his fictional melodrama.

But it's not all as familiar as you might think, thanks to some smart choices by the editors.

If you told me, "You're going to have an evening out with everyone in these pictures", I'd think, thanks, I'm going to have a matchlessly good night.

Oh, it occasionally votes down government legislation, but this happens much more occasionally than you might think thanks to the Conservative peers' shockingly low attendance records.

McCann says that even Afghanistan isn't as bad as people might think, thanks to the heavy American military presence.

Guess again - the number may be lower than you think, thanks to unscrupulous publishers who play videos out of view or without consumers even asking.

Charles, I thought, thanks for that pithy summary of the Catch-22 of classical music.

It was, I thought, thanks to him and his love of dry ice and melodrama that musical theatre had such a bad name.

In 25 years, Barrett has seen trans people become "a networked bunch" – more so than other people, he thinks – thanks to the internet.

The novel's great theme was how anybody can become evil, but this was lost, he thought, thanks to Kubrick's chilly directing style and Jack Nicholson's clamorously manic, gurning performance.

There's a running gag in the BBC comedy series Episodes involving an actress called Morning who is thought, thanks to extensive surgery, to be at least 20 years older than the characters she plays, I keep expecting her plotline to deepen and find some resolution but, like ageism itself, it just goes on and on, with no sense that things might change.