Sentence examples for to think the first from inspiring English sources

"I like to think the first sexual revolution, as I call it, was much more fundamental," Mr. Dabhoiwala said.

"I didn't even know what to think, the first time I heard her," said Henry Gandy.

Progressive Roman Catholics, who tend support LGBT marriage and view family planning as a moral responsibility and not a sin, are likely to think the First Amendment angle disingenuous and inane.

But as parents of independent and almost-independent children, just as we began to think the firsts were slowing down, upside-the-head came the first wedding invitation.

Walcott drew a double save from Forster, the first a weak low shot with time to think, the second a thrash at chest height.

Foucault once dismissed Sartre testily as a man of the nineteenth century trying to think the twentieth.

The blogosphere, which is of course all about conversation, seems to think the second coming of Jesus Christ himself is here.

I think the first point to make is that the surge in employment has been remarkable.

To think, the game looked boring at first.

Howard G went on to explain the distinction: to think in the first person is to place yourself in the situation.

So rather than correct the weird ideas, I would rather them to know how to think in the first place.