Sentence examples for we sometimes think from inspiring English sources

Perhaps people were never as absolute as we sometimes think.

For example, we sometimes think of late bloomers as late starters.

We sometimes think of Synalpheus shrimp as the termites of the marine world.

We sometimes think of citizenship as being about votes and rights.

Though as Furrer reminds us: "We are still more ape than we sometimes think we are".

He is, as described by another character, "younger than we sometimes think".

We observed him during ideation workshops and dinners and noticed that unlike most of the other intermediaries, he was strikingly candid, almost rude we sometimes thought, with remarks to tenured professors like: "I don't think this solution will work – you haven't really understood the problem".

We too sometimes think we live in a world of limited goods, and environmentally and globally, there is some evidence of that.

And even the big winners aren't quite as omnipresent as we obsessives sometimes think.

We also sometimes think of them as artists who are discovered late; the world is just slow to appreciate their gifts.

And if we travelers sometimes think the chore is onerous, it's often downright bewildering to the companies that pay the bills, Mr. Hilton said.