Sentence examples for we normally think from inspiring English sources

One is easily convinced by the thinking, but only because the polyhedra we normally think of are convex, while the exceptions are not convex.

So it's not "printing money" in the sense that we normally think of it.

FERMIONS Particles that form the basis for what we normally think of as matter.

"Being in the Presidio helps us to think bigger than we normally think".

Chief among these: plants we normally think about clothing vertical spaces with: climbers.

"We normally think of multimedia as text, graphics, sound, video, animation," Mr. Packer said.

I think that he represented an attitude that there are far more people that want to see films like this than we normally thought; that it expands beyond Berkeley and the upper west side of Manhattan and three or four places around the country; that these films can, in fact, find larger audiences -- and he went out there and proved it.

Professor Paul Workman, chief executive of the ICR said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments".

Professor Paul Workman, Chief Executive of The Institute of Cancer Research, said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments.

Some of the pieces in the exhibit seem to speak to solitude as we might normally think of it: a photo by Matthew Connors shows an old man in a white T-shirt and khaki shorts — it could be somebody's grandpa — looking tiny and starkly alone as he stands on an empty sidewalk, accompanied only by the shadow of someone standing outside the frame.

In general, qualities we would normally think of as monadic properties are in fact relations to worlds.