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Example sentences for "sometimes think"

There is nothing of this sickish drug in the Parson's talk, nor was there in that of Jeremiah, I sometimes think there is scarcely enough of this wholesome tonic in modern society.

Nobody, I sometimes think, should be held accountable for anything said in private conversation, the vivacity of which is in a tentative play about the subject.

I sometimes think that my wife believes her uncle in India to be as large as two ordinary men; and if her ideas of him are any gauge of the reality, there is no place in the town large enough for him except the Town Hall.

Or, as I sometimes think, would it not be a new and worse chagrin to become acquainted with the extreme deadness of our community to spiritual influences of the higher kind?

Do you know, I sometimes think you do not understand me!

I sometimes think, Mary, that one of the greatest sins in life, the sin which leads the way to more than any other, is that of cowardice; and I was a coward.

For days I've been fighting; perhaps I've been a little mad; I sometimes think I have.

I sometimes think we'll have to give it up!

I sometimes think I have been peculiarly fortunate.

Many clergymen refrain from preaching them, I sometimes think, because they are afraid people won't like them.

I am a disappointed woman, I sometimes think a bitter woman.

Indeed, I sometimes think of going to consult Mr. Ingleby; he may be able to give me some advice which may do me good.

Why, yes, Sir, and I sometimes think that I have done wrong by stopping her.

I sometimes think that I shall sink beneath my afflictions, but at other times I rise above them.

I sometimes think my heart will break, then I go and pray to the Lord for submission to his holy will, and I find myself better; but it will be a long time indeed before I shall be able to get over it.

I sometimes think that I had better take poison and have done with it!

I sometimes think she is so bashful and modest she doesn't like to talk of being married,--even to an old woman like me.

I am a little old, I sometimes think, for this philandering.

Indeed, I sometimes think if he had carried out the intention he formed some years since, of leaving Wittemberg for Paris, he would have found a noble sphere of action here.

Of all our family I sometimes think Thekla's life is the most blessed.

I sometimes think it is better to remember the good things we have than to regret those that are gone.

Some people do sometimes think of serious things.

I sometimes think that we had better go and live abroad.

I sometimes think I must give up business, i.

I sometimes think I gossip to you too much.

I sometimes think it could not have been formed at all.

By Jove, I sometimes think Drosera is a disguised animal!

They are wonderful creatures, these orchids, and I sometimes think with a glow of pleasure, when I remember making out some little point in their method of fertilisation.

I sometimes think I could fancy even a pumpkin pie, though there is not a fragment of the rock of Plymouth in the granite of my frame.

I sometimes think I shall live to reach it!

I sometimes think that it died in France.

I sometimes think--" Then she broke off hurriedly.

I sometimes think it unfortunate that my mother should have remained at the vicarage after my father's death.

I sometimes think that I cannot live and bear it.

I sometimes think," observed Gabriella cynically, "that men like women to be without feeling.

I sometimes think," returned Gabriella deliberately, while she draped a lace bertha on a white silk frock she was making for Fanny, "that I will try to borrow the money.

I declare I sometimes think that I never saw a girl so wildly in love as she is.

It's not in me to forgive; I sometimes think it's not in me to forget.

It's not in me to forgive,--I sometimes think it's not in me to forget.

Why, I sometimes think that my present blindness was given me in order that I might view the past more clearly.

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