Sentence examples for thinks begins from inspiring English sources

It's at this point that Nick, who may not be quite as arrogant as his father thinks, begins to absorb the simple lesson that even if you run away from your family, they're always with you — and you're better off once you recognize and accept that fact.

He might, he thinks, begin another novel next year.

That would take some thought, and thought begins with what she has so little of: self-reflection.

We call it 'the Jerusalem of above and the Jerusalem of below.' In that gap, I thought, begins a film".

Gregory, I think, begins by asking Mark Halperin to respond to how well his interview with Bill Clinton went?

And this, I think, begins to explain the consuming and continuing curiosity about Zimbardo's TEDTalk and Abu Ghraib.

I thought beginning in 1973 that I was being considered.

Resistance to despotism, and the sanctity of the individual, he thought, began with the Reformation.

"Obama will, I think, begin to address some of these things".

His studies of how chess experts think began the modern study of expertise.

Freud has (unwisely, I also think) begun to give way to Prozac.