Sentence examples for we probably think from inspiring English sources

WHEN most of us think of hunger, we probably think of our own mid-morning longing for lunch or, if we are generous, of starving African children.

Richard Gawthorne, of Surrey, who has stage 4 cancer, is adamant that a dialogue should be started, even among young people: "That so little numbers of men are talking about cancer doesn't surprise me, as we probably think illnesses even like this can be beaten at a young age.

"We probably think we should have had more points, but if you look at Germany, I think they've had about 80 attempts on goal in three games," stressed Strachan.

"We probably thought he was a better guy than he is," Parnevik says.

"By the end of the result, we probably thought we did get [the team selection] wrong," said Lehmann.

"We probably thought he would keep going for a while, but it's not a surprise that he would say he just wants to go do something else".

He said yesterday that he felt lucky to be playing golf at the same time as his greatest rival because "he's getting us all to a level we probably thought we couldn't get to".

My friend was a Russian non-Russian like me, and we probably thought the same thing: whatever affectation we'd find at Moscow57 would at least share nothing with the studied scruffiness of a Lower East Side cocktail den circa 2015.

Coming into the game we probably thought we would need three wins".

He added: "We all have to take some responsibility for not being as ready as we probably thought we should be.

We probably thought it was doing that in the 90s, but it really kicked in just recently.