Sentence examples for would think for from inspiring English sources

Nobody would think for a second that Ms. Kohn was part of the Ponzi scheme".

"I would think for Division I it would look way better than this.

I don't think he would think for one second about it, if it weren't for Karen".

TO bloom only every 20 years would make, you would think, for anxious or vainglorious flowerings.

The perfect opposition, you would think, for jittery Leeds – and you would be right.

And I don't think that Teddy would think for a minute that this was, you know, the Senate or nothing.

Too hot – or so you'd think – for Machaivellian conspiring.

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You'd think, for what these tickets cost, the seat would at least be comfortable.

You'd think, for the longest time, that the playwright, Owen Davis, born in 1874, was an early radical feminist.

You'd think for that price that they would come equipped with at least a flight attendant.