Sentence examples for think you mention from inspiring English sources

"You think of all the tradition with the Yankees, you think about Gehrig and Yogi and Joe D and Mantle, and I think you mention Bob Sheppard," Manager Joe Girardi said.

I think you mentioned something about a reasonable amount of democracy.

Frankly, we're feeling a little frayed and could use a break, and I think you mentioned once that you got cots for us?

I think you mentioned in your column that illegal immigrants don't contribute enough taxes to offset their costs to U.S. systems.

So I think you mentioned Brent Hoberman's initiative which I think is probably right on target.

Q: I think you mentioned Elizabeth Warren from the stage last night and were searching for the name of a New York Senator, a woman.

"When you write to your mother, in Ghana — " she said, "when you write to her, I don't think you should mention — I mean, I wonder if you should mention the little upset we had here last night.

"Well, there is one thing," says Perez. "I think you should mention that I'm single".

"Yeah, I think you've mentioned it.

I think you should also mention the notion of interoceptive inference or prediction as a relevant example of more generic Bayesian approaches.

"I think often it is time because you have a patient that comes, you have ten minute appointments, there is not really much scope, patients are not happy to wait generally in general practice so even if you think you should really mention this, you know it's going to be time consuming, it's not a quick consultation about weight".