Sentence examples for thinking it a from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the proposal on the part of Amsterdam's Labour council to dump antisocial tenants in "scum villages" made out of shipping containers is the sort of thing that Policy Exchange might think up to get the Mail cheering and liberals worrying – you could imagine Michael Howard thinking it a potentially useful idea during his tenure as Tory leader.

All can be forgiven for thinking it a housing project for birds.

One would be forgiven for thinking it a bar bar upon entering.

Thinking it a mere bruise, the chancellor flew back to Berlin to give her new-year address.

The trick is finding the right system, using it correctly and not thinking it a one-step cure-all.

One might be forgiven for thinking it a reënactment, or even a natural-history diorama, of some subtropical Pleistocene idyll.

His bugaboo is change without strong grounds for thinking it an improvement, and social complexity deprives us of such grounds.

I think they were thinking it was a good idea.

"I think that we started off thinking it was a joke," he said.

Now, however, you can be forgiven for thinking it is a bit of a marvel.

In the comments section, a reader, thinking it was a mistake, wrote: "Atlanta-Carolina must be reversed".