Sentence examples for think there was this from inspiring English sources

"I think there was this assumption that democracy was just waiting to blossom," Dodd said of Iraq.

"I think there was this undercurrent within my family, which was that we had lost everything," Khosrowshahi told me.

I think there was this drive for pupils to be encouraged to go to university and follow that pure academic route for a long, long time.

"I think there was this assumption that this was going to be the new front, of trying to win back the country for the G.O.P. at a time when Obama had just won," Williams says.

So you knew fairly early on what that image would be — and that it meant Jack was going to die? A. Somewhere in the third season, I think, there was this very intense conversation that was critical to the future of things and how it was going to all wrap up.

M: I think there was this "Never trust anyone over thirty" sort of thing, there was this thought that nobody cool ever gets old.

I wish I thought there was this consistency of excellence through every section of the Times or any other paper.

"I think there is this new consciousness.

"I think there is this copycat element".

— Tom Morello I think there is this confused malaise.

Because I think there's this view that there are these landlords who are like slumlords".