Sentence examples for would rather think of from inspiring English sources

He would rather think of himself, still, as a professional athlete.

Any girl would rather think of such a hunk as a golden prince of the highway.

But in the end Mr. Collins would rather think of the target as one of his drearier rivals.

Standing around chattering about books we have never read, we would rather think of ourselves as members of an interpretative community than as a bunch of bullshitters.

The film, directed by Alan Taylor, would rather think of itself as a witty, high-toned costume comedy with a reassuring message.

With a touching, old-fashioned sense of decorum, our eerie terminology suggests that we would rather think of ourselves as stalkers than our friends as exhibitionists.

I'd rather think of it as basic [INAUDIBLE] recognition.

I'd rather think of it as folklore".

I'd rather think of it in all the new areas that could be stimulated by new ideas.

When I think of British cinema, I'd rather think of Ken Russell than David Lean or Working Title".

I'd rather think of having agency, individually and collectively; that we have goals and then we act upon our desire to achieve those goals.