Sentence examples for thinks to take from inspiring English sources

"They truly believed they possessed the ability to split the world into black and white," he thinks, "to take this bulging, rippling, monstrously overgrown country and hold it in the palms of their hands, to strip down millennia for formalities and rituals into a list of rules that could be flexed by a fist".

She cares for the dog so much that she thinks to take it to a kennel on the night of the heist, just in case she doesn't make it out alive.

Enough, you might think, to take pride over.

He thought to take one himself, maybe more than one.

In addition, unseen spirit beings are usually thought to take part.

It was too early in the three-week race, they thought, to take the yellow jersey.

She and Kit had never even thought to take photographs of the clothes they'd made.

This process is thought to take a period of about one year.

I had never thought to take a coal miner's lighted helmet.

Her road map, she said, was "wherever you think his mind would think to take him".

She traveled to Poland to authenticate her works and, she thought, to take them home.