Sentence examples for think to act from inspiring English sources

"So the time is now, we think, to act against Iran," General McMaster added.

But for the novel's protagonists, it was a declaration of war on the freedom to think, to act, to love.

The oppression that people are undergoing has a positive effect of forcing people to think, to act, to recognize not only the deficiencies outside they must fight against but the deficiencies within".

Reason enough, I think, to act.

I'm also sure there are many men out there who would never think to act like this.

Defend everyone's freedom to think, to act and to prosper, but not to guarantee the goods produced by another.

We never thought to act otherwise," Besnier said.

The hostile takeover was thought to act as a substitute form of pressure.

These substances are thought to act by preventing water loss from starches.

The carbides are thought to act as hydrogen traps and delay the arrival of critical amounts of hydrogen to the crack tip thereby delaying embrittlement.

Edaravone is thought to act by scavenging these chemicals before they can harm neurons.