Sentence examples for thinking this means from inspiring English sources

Ofcom could be forgiven for thinking this means subtitles are far more important than sign language.

Nervous Nellie types are thinking this means a 3G iPhone is coming like TOMORROW and it will totally kick ass.

In the event some of you may be thinking this means that I've turned into a pushover--someone she can run all over in the interest of her free spirit and at great cost to the rest of the family--don't worry, because mom is smarter than that.

Guard Dave Fiore said, "I think he's just trying to avoid a situation of everyone thinking this game means the whole season to him".

But thinking this way only means I'm missing out if that's what I'm trying to convince myself.

You stand there scratching your head thinking this isn't meant to happen".

"Our rabbi explained that my son is crossing a border from childhood to social responsibility," Ms. Reider said, "and I can't help thinking this has to mean more than the party".

If you're thinking that this means that "Copenhagen," which has been directed with surgical exactitude by Michael Blakemore, is a tale of international intrigue, you're on the wrong tangent.

"No one should be fooled into thinking that this means the government is abandoning its plans to shift the cost of higher education away from the government and on to the shoulders of students," said the union's national president, Jeannie Rea.

What happens if the polls are right and he becomes President of the United States and people start thinking that this means the death of Israel.

Thinking this way does not mean that genomics poses no social or ethical challenges – far from it.