Sentence examples for think to fall from inspiring English sources

And Stendhal was an expert not only on love, but also on unattainable love, especially having mooned about for three years after Matilde Dembowski, despite her already being married to a Polish officer (rash, don't you think, to fall in love with a military man's wife? The husband will be armed).

It doesn't matter how smart you are, how many facts you know, or how many letters come after your name; it's easier than you think to fall prey to false truths.

By thinking about categories, we can investigate which mental states have been thought to fall into the category of "emotion," and what alternative mental typologies have been used, especially those which made a fundamental distinction between "passions" and "affections".

Adultery and desertion had never been thought to fall into that category.

At least 1m British citizens are thought to fall foul of the 15-year rule.

("Girl With a Pearl Earring" is thought to fall into this category).

Up to 60% of the population is thought to fall into this group.

Better, she thought, to fall in love with one person and have sex with him for the foreseeable future.

Recent cases against pharmaceutical companies, like Pfizer for payments to foreign doctors who are part of state-controlled health systems show how the law can be used in areas once thought to fall outside its purview.

Vertebrate immune responses are thought to fall into two categories.

People who have been claiming housing benefit for the same property since before 1996 are thought to fall into this bracket due to the drafting of the regulations.