Sentence examples for thinks to itself from inspiring English sources

In a way, Bongard said, the robot is "conscious" on a primitive level, because it thinks to itself, "What would happen if I do this?" "Whether humans or animals are conscious in a similar way -- do we also think in terms of a self-image, and rehearse actions in our head before trying them out -- is still an open question," he said.

And, since you are alive, the brain thinks to itself, 'Great Job!' and will work to keep you in the same routines.

You see a swan glide past, and the swan thinks to itself, "Oh, my.

And all will be safe, as long as the crowd remains calm and compassionate, and thinks to itself, this is us, this is us.

As a culture, this city thinks to itself, Let him touch who he wants, I have a one bedroom for $1,500.

With little out there to challenge its supremacy for a couple of weeks, Sam Raimi's Oz the Great and Powerful sniffed the air and thought to itself: "I'll have a bit more".

It's not as though Congress woke up one morning and thought to itself, "Let's abolish the Glass-Steagall Act!" Or the SEC spontaneously happened to have the bright idea of relaxing capital requirements on the investment banks.

It's almost as though the mayor of Toronto was planted north of the border just to make the American citizenry think to itself: "Hey, we thought our guys were dysfunctional.

The show has every right to call itself a commercial hit, but no right, I think, to call itself excellent.

In cell membranes this damage is thought to manifest itself in the form of holes.

The resulting mitochondrial toxicity is thought to manifest itself in a variety of clinical symptoms including fatigue, fat wasting and peripheral neuropathy.