Sentence examples for think that bad from inspiring English sources

It is a revolution but we think that bad customs should be broken".

People tend to think that bad things that are most memorable are the most likely to happen again".

"A lot of people think that bad breath is generated in the digestive tract, and that is utterly wrong".

Having been trained to think that bad decisions were the product of inadequate information, he concluded that the Johnson Administration was pursuing the pacification policy because it was being lied to.

But in Cohen's view, it's naive to think that bad actors and ambitious major powers can be contained or overcome by use of sanctions or diplomatic pressure alone.

There is no Spotify setting to say, "Hey, I'm an [Censored], please don't make me [Censored] to the versions of songs that my parents would have preferred me to hear when I was in middle [Censored] because they think that bad [Censored] are sins".

Who would have thought that bad boy musician Noel Gallagher once had a Yorkshire Tea habit?

It is thought that bad debt racked up by non-payers costs each paying customer about £12 a year.

"I like to think that from bad things you can derive good results".

"I don't think that a bad economy causes violence," said Julia Spann, executive director of SafePlace.

I think that maybe the bad news is over.