Examples of 'think your words' in a sentence
Meaning of "think your words"
think your words: To carefully consider or ponder over what someone has said. This phrase is often used when asking someone to reflect on the impact of their speech
How to use "think your words" in a sentence
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think your words
I do not think your words are allowed.
You run off at the mouth so . One would think your words were.
I think your words are too harsh.
Spit from the mouth of the wolf? How do you think your words will taste.
I think your words are a bit harsh.
Look Surya, please do not think your words will make me discover the real me.
I think your words just now are much more serious than what Mr von Wogau said.
And so I think your words are very wise.
I think your words ( and your courage ) will be helpful to many readers.
Why do you think your words were misconstrued?
I think your words resonated with many mother runners.
Do not you think your words are a little harsh?
I think your words are very wise.
Mr. Griffin, I think your words have touched us all.
I think your words do not match the screen, Noona.
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Don't you think your words are hurting me?
You think your words do not have any effect on me.
You think your words.
Do you think your words are convincing when you disregard my words of desperation? ”.
Do not you think your words are a bit exaggerated?
You think your words do not have any effect on me . But they do.
Secondly, we think your words about a crisis exit strategy are premature.
One would think your words were as precious to you as your gold.
Do you think your words will change anything?
Do you think your words will have a greater value?
But you think your words don't have any effect on me.
You think your words can fool me?
You think your words actually hurt me?
You think your words are gonna hurt me, pal?
You think your words mean anything here, in the real world?
Did you think your words would actually cause them to, what?
Don't you think your words are a little harsh? That is such.
You think your words can hurt me, right?
Well… I think your words aren't misplaced.
Mr. Griffin, I think your words have touched us all . I am sorry, honey.
