Examples of 'now you think it' in a sentence

Meaning of "now you think it"

now you think it: Implies a shift in perspective or understanding, indicating that the individual has reconsidered a situation or topic

How to use "now you think it" in a sentence

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now you think it
Now you think it might be meant literally.
I got beaten a few times and now you think it happens every day.
But now you think it was wrong to do so.
I thought it over . Now you think it over.
Now you think it like a miner.
So we went through all this, and now you think it is not nuts?
Even now you think it again.
I don't think anything… Now you think it was him.
Now you think it was him.
I do not think anything … Now you think it was him … I observe, I listen.
Now you think it over.
That is it . Exactly . - But now you think it was wrong to do so.
Now you think it is Paul.
Now if up till now you think it is too complicated for you.
Now you think it is not about money, but you are wrong.

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Manticore . Suicide . And now you think it was God who dunked me in the toilet?
And now you think it was not the first time?
And now you think it might have been forced or coerced?
And now you think it owes you, thanks to your princess.
But now you think it was wrong to do so . Exactly.
And now you think it was God who dunked me in the toilet?
And now you think it was God who dunked me in the toilet? Manticore.
Even now you think it again . I thought about it.
So now you think it was one of us too?
And now you think it was something?
And now you think it was me?
So, now you think it was Levi? At their wedding reception.
So, now you think it was Levi?

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