Sentence examples for thought massive from inspiring English sources
As President Obama said in his speech in Kansas last week, this strain of thought goes back to at least the turn of the last century when "there were people who thought massive inequality and exploitation of people was just the price you pay for progress".
Think massive disruptions to European trade, chaos in the financial system and a dose of political and social unrest.
The Bristol bass bloodline runs deep and I think Massive Attack are truly the epitome of post-punk ideals come true.
I used to think massive investment in basic science might be our only way out, but when I read about the real cost for producing electric cars (ex., greenhouse gases used to make batteries), subsidized solar companies going under because they cannot compete with China (which doesn't care about labor needs or pollution), etc., then I wonder about that too.
When most people think about farm subsidies, chances are they do not immediately think "massive taxpayer money boondoggle that should be cut from the federal budget immediately".
I want a world where I don't have to fight the urge to think "massive Tory" every time I say the word "landlord".
Alex da Kid was also interviewed by Rap-Up, and when asked about the commercial flop of the song and he said, "My whole thing [is that] I don't want to do anything that's the same as what's out there, I think 'Massive Attack' may have been too different.
On Saturday, speaking from his home in Chur, Switzerland, Mr. Menn said he thought a massive pedestrian celebration would be "unwise".
Just a couple of years ago, everyone thought that massive open online courses – Moocs – would revolutionise universities.
However, it is thought the massive transfer fee, almost treble the club record of £13.7m that Corinthians paid to bring him to the Brazilian club in 2004, would be funded through sponsorship and money from TV rights.
