Sentence examples for thinks that the problem from inspiring English sources

His drinking has never been a secret — he announced it himself in an editorial he wrote for The New York Tribune, promising to quit — but Mr. Fisher thinks that the problem was much worse than other biographers have acknowledged and that it profoundly affected his offspring.

This type of thinking reduces things to an all-or-nothing scenario because the person thinks that the problem is the end of the world.

He thinks that the problem lies with the system itself.

Ardila thinks that the problem of alcohol on college campuses is getting out of hand nationwide.

So, let's see: Fisher thinks that the problem is "uncertainty" caused by our Muslim socialist president "fiscal and regulatory initiatives".

"Like most Saudi liberals, Badawi thinks that the problem lies in religious controls and the royals are the saviours," said the London-based Saudi historian Madawi al-Rasheed.

I think that's the problem, they're the problem patients.

I just don't think that's the problem, the lack of listening.

I thought that was the problem, not the solution".

Ansar adds: "People think that the problem is new.

At first, it was thought that the problem was the intensity of their blushing.