Sentence examples for thought online from inspiring English sources

Slate may have declared 2014 "the year of outrage," but if you thought online discourse would mellow from that point — well, you were wildly mistaken.

I admit I'm not a Facebook person, as I prefer friends with quality rather than in quantity, so hearing people who bare their every thought online complain about a glitch in confidentiality is pretty funny.

Surely, he thought, online dating sites had global reach, economies of scale and algorithms ensuring utility maximisation (this way of talking about dating, incidentally, explains why so many behavioural economists spend Saturday nights getting intimate with single-portion lasagnes).

One thought online exams seemed consistent with the online nature of the unit.

Amazon's revelations surprised investors who thought online retailers were insuilated from the slowdown.

Another survey, by the Anti-Bullying Alliance, found that 69% of teachers and 40% of young people thought online safety should be taught in more schools and included in the national curriculum.

I think online dating is worthwhile.

Kustow thinks online tests are useful, but limited.

I don't think online college classes will save that much money.

"I think online schools are becoming more mainstream," said Mr. Packard, who was paid $5 million this year.

Optimists think online book sales will reach 8% of the market by 2000.