Sentence examples for while I may think from inspiring English sources

Thank you for letting me know that while I may think that I am dressing up for my Teacher Cadet lesson, I am in fact dressing to go to a night club or the whore house.

So while I may think, and you may think, and everyone you know may think, that the explosion of 3D in movies, in TVs, in phones, in video game devices is an annoyance and an eyesore, that's not enough.

I may think that [redacted] is actually not too bright, and doesn't deserve his reputation, while I may think that [redacted] is actually a far better economist than many others with bigger professional reputations, but that's not the question here; the question is which economists with big reputations and large citation indexes are making the austerian case.

My single friends would tell me that, while I may think it's slightly easier, finding a mate is more important than another friend.

He astutely pointed out that while I may think it's insane that such a basic healthcare practice doesn't exist here, he thinks it's insane that the infection is such a ubiquitous issue in the United States that the practice is a necessity.

But while I still don't understand the Jehovah's Witness faith or its people, and while I may still think of them as cult-addled nuts, they're still just people. .

After a while, you may think about suggestions and tell them about bugs with the Facebook app.

So while some may think that I say "I love you" too much, I say that you can never say it enough.

And while they may think they know what I am saying after the first pass, the subsequent rephrasing confirms or revises that understanding.

And while Tina Brown may think the job should fall to Rachel Maddow, I don't think I'm being unfair when I suggest that maybe she'd be better off just running her own show.

While you may think this won't happen to you, I've seen it many times.