Sentence examples for to think however from inspiring English sources

The announcement of his retirement last September brought more time to think, however.

"I like to think, however," he says, "that the subversion in my books is covert.

His politics aren't quite as liberal as he seems to think, however.

There is reason to think, however, that momentum might be especially important in Iowa.

The problem is that you seem to think, however prejudicially, that the director did it.

The mistake is to think, however, that the golden years from 1945-1975 were anything other than a temporary exception.

Who would have expected the sound of 2015 to make you think, however momentarily, of Another Level, and thus the delectable figure of Dane Bowers?

You say I have always professed great interest in Africa, etc. Whether you speak this ironically or not, I am not able to divine; I think, however, you do.

I go on to say that I think, however, that the conversation would be of greater value if the lady took the covering from her face.

Contrary to what some might think, however, we don't think evolutionary psychologists are going down a dead-end!

When you are 60 you will undoubtedly feel far less ready to die than you now think however old you may now be.