Sentence examples for thinking it should from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking it should maybe be rebranded, called something that doesn't make you think of crying babies.

It got me thinking it should be the opener and our first song back".

Basically I start thinking it should be illegal for me to be doing comedy.

But, Breest says, "there was a dispute between the U.S. way of running a classical-record company and the way that I was thinking it should be run".

It will be the old firm of Australia and New Zealand in the Rugby League World Cup final at Old Trafford on Saturday, but it will be a lot longer than that before England stop thinking, "It should have been us".

Board meetings during that crucial week were dominated by a debate about the bank's capital position: "There was huge controversy in the board about the scale of support we needed, from some thinking it was not very much, almost a token [amount] to others thinking it should be a lot".

I'm thinking it also should be a law that no recurring political contributions to a candidate be permitted to continue after election day.

Well, he responded after thinking it over, they should stop just short of borrowing enough to leave them broke.

If a computer fools a human questioner into thinking it is human, it should be called intelligent, Turing posited.

Richard Meier, one of Mr. Graves's oldest friends, said, "I have been thinking it's something I should be thinking about, but it's the kind of thing you put off until you have to face it".

At first we felt sympathetic, but it seems to us, after thinking it over, that publishers should make a practice of compelling writers to compose their own promotional material.