Sentence examples for you might think from from inspiring English sources

You might think from this I do not get along with my mother.

Well, that's what you might think from watching Storyville: The Beauty Academy of Kabul (BBC2, Saturday).

She had to battle to live every day – as you might think from The Bell Jar.

Despite what you might think from the news stories, water is no guarantee of life.

"You might think from a selfish perspective that some students might not want to see that," Mr. Pryor said.

YOU might think, from looking at the recipe title here, that this is a story about shrimp.

America is in danger, but not as you might think: Not from the outside but from within.

In many states, the majority of prison admissions come not from arrests for new crimes, as you might think, but from probation and parole violations.

You might think so from the applause across the political spectrum.

Women deal with vitriolic anger more often than you might think, especially from single men.

You might think so from the portentous warning delivered by the BBC's lawyers to newspaper editors at 11.50pm last Wednesday.