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Example sentences for "think you"

I think you've made a mistake," the stranger answered, quietly.

Sir Julian and I think you ought to wait for them.

Well," he said at last, "I think you appreciate it properly.

I inquired; "think you that he will take you with him?

I think you ought to go and see him, anyway, Mr. Imsen.

A body'd think you expected to be killed and eaten," she called out unsympathetically.

I don't think you ought to ride around alone so much, Grant; she might murder you.

She'll think you're ready to murder everybody on the ranch--and you can be such a nice boy when you want to be!

I didn't think you'd want to ride through all that dust and heat again to-day," he called back.

Blame it, I'd sorter begun to think you wasn't.

I think you are, my dear Julia,' replied her husband, in a tone which seemed to say that he was not vain, but still must insist upon their privileges.

I don't think you would,' said Newman, quietly.

If you ever have an opportunity of showing Kate some little kindness,' said Nicholas, presenting his hand, 'I think you will.

It's quite delightful to think you like it.

But I do think you ought to discard that convict cut.

I think you're a wonderful woman," said Heyl.

I think you've just found them, for keeps.

O Silas," she faltered, "they'll think you set it on fire to get the insurance!

I think you'll like the elder, when you come to know her.

Oh, I think you're quite right," said the young man.

I think you'll hardly believe it when I tell you, Gilbert.

I think you've been wonderful--wonderful.

I don't think you've any right to put such a responsibility on her.

I know she means to offer to do it because she doesn't think you can do it properly.

But I think you ought to have told me before we were married that you would place me in the worst position, rather than give up your own will.

But really, Fred, I think you ought to be ashamed.

I think you should be guided by Mr. Casaubon.

But perhaps girls know better than we do what women are likely to think you capable of.

I think you're quite good enough,' he said.

I think you ought to tell me what you mean to do.

I don't think you'd frighten Owen, but you might: it's natural enough he should have been corrupted by those foreign ideas.

I think you talked to him a moment in a theatre.

Indeed,' said Mr Haredale, 'I think you do.

Well,' said the locksmith bluntly, 'I think you'll have your humour.

Think you in your soul the Count Claudio hath wrong'd Hero?

You may think perchance that I think you are in love.

I could say she were worse; think you of a worse title, and I will fit her to it.

But I didn't think you'd walk out of the woods, just at the wrong time, and sit down on that rock.

Oh, I think you will," commented Mr. Titus.

I think you're wrong to doubt Professor Bumper," Tom said.

I think you can do better bargaining with the officials in Lima, or near there.

I don't think you'd care about the sons of the Phoenix, really,' said Robert.

That one is NOT my favourite,' interrupted the Phoenix, 'and I think you've forgotten part of it.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "think you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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