Sentence examples for think to break from inspiring English sources

We had to, I think, to break from Matt Smith, who is wonderful and I love, we had to make the Doctor a little more difficult to grasp.

Both his ex-wife and their son wonder why they can't just leave, despite Travis reassuring they are safe from looters who would not think to break into the barbershop.

Walking around the room and controlling the camera is enough, I think, to break that down as opposed to sitting in the auditorium or the cinema and watching something prerecorded".

It also may be time, Missy thinks, to break into the movies.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's patrician attorney general, Francis Biddle, recalls a wartime dinner for Charles de Gaulle at which the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the New York congressman Sol Bloom, thinks to break the ice by offering a trick cigar.

The droplets are also thought to break down faster.

While transcending anything the early interpretation-theorists could ever have imagined, the deployment of Gadamerian thought to break with subjectivism would not have been possible without them.

It also shows an overall composition typical of omnivorous and meat-eating bears and entirely differentiated from other herbivores, with low levels of bacteria that are thought to break down the tough cellulose found in their bamboo diet.

But Bernie thought to break bread early with a constituency that could only be a downstream foe.

Ephrins have previously been shown to undergo ADAM-dependent cleavage, which is thought to break the adhesive intercellular contact between Eph and ephrins to promote cellular detachment and repulsion [35].

After the synthesis of ∼30 bases of RNA, RNApII is thought to break contact with the core promoter and 'escape' into productive elongation (Heintzman and Ren, 2007).