Sentence examples for thinks in which from inspiring English sources

There are several ways, he thinks, in which female hominids could have boosted their reproductive success by concealing their time of ovulation.

Both are key years, Smith thinks, in which a lie in the political sphere had dramatic consequences for society at large.

There are some social circumstances, he thinks, in which democracy will not promote the common good.

This was not an involvement, he thought, in which each of them was no one without the other.

I've also seen a TV interview with him — from the mid-nineties, I think — in which he explains that, though he may not consider himself to be on the right, he's also "not a leftist".

The obituaries make Colonel Kurtz in "Apocalypse Now" seem like a rehearsal for the final isolation of our greatest actor, and there were ways, I think, in which it was a contrived and even an engineered role.

Re-reading some old magazines the other day I came across an excellent article written by David Elstein in the 1970s (I think) in which he explored the dilemma facing a TV current affairs producer making a documentary on smoking.

Velthuysen's Dissertatio is an unabashed defense of Hobbes' thought, in which the duty to preserve oneself is given pride of place (esp. Sect. XIII).

Another kind of sparse representation of wideband DOA estimation method is to use CSSM thought, in which the wideband signal is transformed into a narrowband signal by focusing, and then the sparse reconstruction algorithm is used to solve the solution.

The bar, however, is too loud to think in, which might be for the best.

There's a pleasant taste in my mouth when I think," in which Lispector detours language into unusual territory while tapping a resonant truth.