Sentence examples for which think from inspiring English sources

But if I may, two scenes which think particularly exquisite.

Then it sucks in mosquitoes which think they have just found a warm meal.

Dog owners have reported encounters in which their pooches, which think the skunks' prespray dance is an offer for play, never win.

As to those universities in the middle, which think they are Russells or can become so, most are going down market.

These films, which think they're so bloody sophisticated and clever, are as stupid as Disney would have been if Bambi's mother had died at the end.

But prejudice can work in subtle ways.It could indeed be that recruiters from disciplines which think innate talent important are prejudiced about who they select for their PhD programmes.

In the other corner is the National Security Agency NSAA), which thinks it ought to be in charge.

We contacted John Lewis, which thought we should contact Zanussi to secure a compatible extension.

He was at first spurned by the C.I.A., which thought he knew little of interest.

Enter Quikkly, which thinks it's figured out why.

There Descartes defines mind as "the substance in which thought immediately resides" (7:161).