Sentence examples for thinks among from inspiring English sources

And he pulled no punches in assessing the boat, which he believes employs too much wetted surface -- it's too wide, he thinks, among other related faults -- combined with a corresponding lack of sail area to nudge it along.

I think among peers there is still some social stigma.

And I think among American rock-and-roll bands, they're the very best.

"To the naked eye, those are, I think, among the biggest waves I've ever seen".

"I think among virtually all the foods you eat, the federal government has certainly had a role in it".

"It is thought among musicians in India that his sarangi literally sang," Mr. Hussain said by telephone from Mumbai.

I think among writers there's no festival you'd rather go to than Jaipur because it's very international.

The Grimms thought, among other things, that they were recovering a German mythology and a German attitude to life.

But I think among them is that he doesn't want to be the leper of this story forever.

I cannot recognise Milburn's charge of collective "group think" among the Guardian and the Daily Mail.

"I think among emerging markets, and certainly in Africa, they are ahead of the pack," Mr. Pott said.