Sentence examples for thinks the trouble from inspiring English sources
Andrew thinks the trouble is complexity.
He thinks the trouble is not so much a clash of Democratic and Republican orthodoxies as it is a clash of past and future.
Dr. Rob Roy Ramey II is a scientist at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science who will tell anyone who asks, including Congress, that he thinks the trouble with Preble's is that they are not threatened with extinction at all.
I think the trouble is it would require a huge change in public opinion and legislation.
'I do not think the trouble will stop until Sarkozy resigns.
"I think the trouble with politicians is they have a fixed image in the media which doesn't involve their personality," says Alicia Collinson.
Coach Al Groh has not elaborated on what he thought the trouble was beyond saying that he wanted to see the secondary perform more crisply.
"Well, what I think the trouble was, she didn't know him well enough when she went to live with him".
"You know, when you look at the I.R.S., and you look at the Benghazi issue, and you look at the A.P. issue, I think the trouble here isn't even the individual specific scandals.
"A lot of people think the trouble's over, because we withstood the thirty-two feet, and there's nothing to do but monitor around the clock," Crim told me.
Teresa felt she had never loved Robert more; and felt that she was loved, herself, more steadfastly even than before — as if, she thought, the trouble brought such closeness.
