Sentence examples for would continue to think from inspiring English sources

Pakistan would continue to think India is involved.

Fuck that.' " He got himself booked as a guest host, in the hope that, despite his years on "Saturday Night Live," home of the white comedy élite, his young African-American fans would continue to think of him as their own.

During the off-season Hamels was interviewed on WFAN radio and said the Phillies think of the Mets as chokers after the events of the past two seasons, and until they beat out the Phillies to win the division, they would continue to think of them that way.

It was only years later that "war babies" born in the early 1940s were excluded from the category by sociologists drawing boxes around modern history (though some of these "pre-boomers" would continue to think of themselves as boomers or be grouped with them).

Republicans would obstruct any actually ambitious legislation, Democrats would therefore fail to deliver on their campaign promises, and Americans would continue to think of Congress as a dysfunctional, do-nothing body which it is, of course.

Shaving, he'd continued to think, Maybe it was Donna.

That is, it has been heading in the wrong direction for so long, why would it continue to think it might ever find the right one?

I would like it continue to think about contemporary issues, but I would also like them to continually reiterate why their stances and actions are biblically grounded in the love of God and neighbor Jesus demands of us.

The songs sound like trifles, and then they're not, though they would rather you continue to think that they are.

On the wagon, would he have been able to continue to think up the best titles in the history of theater, the way he had always done?

So many of us, when working on a difficult case, will continue to think what would David have done in this particular situation?