Sentence examples for thinks that instead of from inspiring English sources

He thinks that instead of replacing the secret ballot, elections should be speeded up.

She thinks that, instead of making the action film, he should adapt a philosophical, apocalyptic novel that she has read for him, and Gould is so taken with her pitch that he decides, practically on the spot, to drop the Douglas Brown project and take up Karen's cause.

Linley Gwennap, editor of The Microprocessor Report, an industry newsletter, thinks that instead of going head-to-head with Intel, IDT will focus on the very low end of the market, so far the exclusive stalking ground for AMD and Cyrix.

Do we want to go straight from verbal commands to shooting people?" Lawrence thinks that instead of talking about banning Tasers from schools, the discussion should be framed around "making as many different options available to our officers as possible and allowing them to use good common sense about which ones to use at which time".

But she thinks that instead of pioneering in space, she may be doing so in auto racing.

Ms Rowas thinks that instead of aiming to attract large-scale industrial plants, the government would do better to promote smaller firms in such areas as telecommunications and IT services.

"The young should think that, instead of sparkling water, I drink Krug, or that I still smoke 10 Cuban cigars every day".

And I thought that, instead of always coming down against __birth control, I could start a Vatican-sponsored Huggable Christian Babies Tumblr".

During the field season, Roman, a self-described foodie, began to think that, instead of just collecting green crabs to cut up for research, he should take a more active role in trying to control them.

I'd like to think that, instead of indicating a cooling of our passion for the stuff, declining sales actually show that the British population has finally worked out that homemade marmalade just tastes better.

Kellee thought that, instead of being put in Bethesda for a second time, he should have been sent to a P.T.S.D. program in New Jersey, where she had heard that one-on-one cognitive therapy was being practiced, with some success, and Travis thought so, too, she says.