Sentence examples for thinking it to be from inspiring English sources

Instead of thinking it to be a punishment (having to watch your little brother instead of playing video games), think of it as an honor.

The British geologist Robert Jameson coined the term Old Red Sandstone in 1808, mistakenly thinking it to be A.G. Werner's Aelter Rother Sandstein, now known to be of Permian age.

When asked about the growing circumstantial evidence that the separatists shot down the jet in error, thinking it to be a Ukrainian air force plane, Borodai said: "It's a lie and I hope it will be proved as a lie by experts, including international experts who have already arrived on our territory".

Other users can then browse through projects, perhaps stumbling on yours and thinking it to be the bees' knees.

But a simple act of understanding, by which we simply understand something without thinking it to be somehow, that is, without attributing anything to it, cannot be false.

When a rational agent makes a judgment, whether in the sphere of morality or in such areas as science, mathematics or philosophy, the proper question is not in the first instance what caused that judgment to occur, but what reasons the person had for making it for thinking it to be true.

When we went 3-0 down it would have been very easy for people to be thinking it was going to be four or five but I thought we responded magnificently in the second half.

"We were so comfortable you are thinking it's going to be us to score another.

I was going to do McCain, but now I'm thinking it's going to be more of the same".

"Everybody was thinking it was going to be a big deal, but it wasn't," Iverson said.

And I was thinking it had to be mine".