What thinkst thou then of mee, and this my State, Seem I to thee sufficiently possest Of happiness, or not?
Thinkst thou I am ignorant thou couldst not obtain a Gett against me--me, who have borne thee children, who have wrought no evil?
Thinkst thou I am not aware of the judgments--I, the granddaughter of Reb Shloumi?
Thinkst thou that, if I had that regard for him, which thou fearest, I would suffer him to tarry below there to get frozen?
Herald of Phillip, greet thy Lord from me: All good that he can send, I can receive; But thinkst thou not, the unadvised boy Hath wronged himself in thus far tendering me?
Oh Priscilla, girl, what thinkst thou is toward now?
What thinkst thou, John, would be said or done should I weave some ells of spanwide lace and trim my Sunday kirtle therewith?
And now what thinkstthou of Master Cushman's errand, and the chidings of those London traders that we sent them not a cargo by the Mayflower?
Tis no delusion which thouthinkst to see, nor of mankind the end, although thou seest us, although our horses we with spurs urge on, nor to warriors is a home-journey granted.
I ask, thou wise one, to Sigurd, if thou thinkst to see it: what will first happen for my advancement, when from thy dwelling I shall have departed?
Thinkst thou it fit my pleasures be disturb'd When any French-man list to breake his necke!
So 'twas I thought: because she tends thy sheepe Thou thinkst in love of thee she taketh keepe; That is as townish damzels, lend the hand But send the heart to him aloofe doth stande: So deales Eurymine with Silvio.
Perhaps thou thinkst to live yet twenty yeeres, Which may unlookt for be cut off, as mine; If not, to endlesse time compar'd is nothing.
Four parts of our army are of Tark--thinkst not their first act would be to turn against us and make common cause with their brethren?
Thinkst thou to damp my courage high, Because thou tower’st above These brambles?
Thinkst thou a goblin bridegroom doom’d to prove The exquisite reward of Gerda’s love?
With pious look and honied words thinkst thou to overreach Us giant champions, as ye catch the larks with berries red Behind a net of horse-hair fix’d, and ’bout the meadow spread?
Thou wouldst but despise me more; Thinkst thou, I have left my courage At my father’s cottage-door?
Cannot she, thinkst thou, by thy prayers be moved?
But if thou thinkst it fit to be a servant, I'll be a Master, and a good one to thee, If ye deserve, Sir.
Alas Amintor, thinkst thou I forbear To sleep with thee, because I have put on A maidens strictness?
Strato, thou hast some skill in Poetry, What thinkst thou of a Mask?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thinkst" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
