A lot of people think of me as a personality rather than an actress, and when they come to see me they expect to see that personality," says Palmer, who has one of the more recognizable names and faces on Broadway.
A lot of people think, 'Oh, if I only had the talent to write a hit song.
People think of that for their dresses, but not for their rooms, which are of so much more importance.
Miss Marjoribanks herself put out the candles, and went to her own room with that feeling of having acquitted herself satisfactorily which many people think to be the highest gratification of which the mind is capable.
People think she is concerned about the sin of deceiving her husband!
To be able to say things in that particularly authoritative way which must take such a lot of people in--that is, make such a lot of people think in the same way!
Of course, people think it's worse than it is; father gets fits sometimes.
Footnote: The child will say this because she has heard it said; but you must make sure she knows what death is, for the idea is not so simple and within the child's grasp as people think.
People think that as such game is shot at very long ranges and that the further off the game is shot the better the sportsman.
As soon as a cold has ceased "to run" people think it is cured.
He says, "People think I say I am happy in order to make them happier, but I don't".
What does aggravate him sometimes is that when he can't get things through, people think it's because he has forgotten.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "people think" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
