Sentence examples for thinks as though from inspiring English sources

It was, Stahl thinks, "as though a door to heaven had been left open".

And it is slightly strange to be right in asking a question (rather than giving an answer) and to be righter than one thinks (as though questions outstrip their answers).

"It could only be called blossoming," Ritwik thinks, "as though all the forces in her, concentrated so far in a tight bud, had suddenly unfurled in a terrible beauty".

I think as well, though, that sometimes reaching that destination can be a great way to cap off a journey.

Making me feel, unreasonably I thought, as though I were late.

After that, participants received the simple instruction that the monetary reward in this experiment was hypothetical, but the experimenter wanted you to think as though it were real money.

The signs that you will experience can make you think as though you are having a heart attack.

What is undeniable is that, as if they thought as one, (though I'll say it again: I do not believe in conspiracies), various Jewish-American groups who have my Economist e-mail have together taken a very strong interest in Iran lately.

This didn't matter as much as I thought though, as the backstories behind each move gave another value of the lessons for those just realising they have the cognitive dexterity of a sloth on ket binge.

So education has become a consumer good, and my daughter's is something I'm encouraged to think about as though it were a trip to the shops to buy shoes.

The main thing I thought as I left the theater, though, was that I hoped Mr. Scaramucci would take the time to see it.