Examples of 'you think you live' in a sentence
Meaning of "you think you live"
you think you live: This phrase is a prompt to self-reflect on one's actions or lifestyle. It is often used to encourage introspection and evaluation of one's choices
How to use "you think you live" in a sentence
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you think you live
You think you live an idyll in a castle.
Where do you think you live.
You think you live in a democracy.
Especially since this is the world you think you live in,.
Do you think you live alone.
Turn that radio down immediately! Do you think you live alone.
Many of you think you live a pretty healthy lifestyle.
Sally, I sometimes get the impression you think you live in Star Bright Park.
And you think you live in a free society?
Dude, what kind of world do you think you live in?
You think you live in a country where people hate blacks?
What era do you think you live in?
You think you live in a clean environment, far away from factories.
When we ask our people, why do you think you live to be so old?
You think you live in a world where no little girls get killed?
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But it 's just everywhere, you know? You think you live in a safe place.
You think you live amongst gallant men, but often these same men are criminals.
You FBI types … You think you live on the edge?
You think you live a real life? Take a look around.
Y-You know, Sally, I sometimes get the impression … you think you live in Starbright Park.
I know you think you live alone out here, but there is always something pushing you.
Why do you think you live alone?
You think you live with Flash cos you want to take care of him?
Yohei, do you think you live in a dream?
You think you live here alone?
Shut up! You think you live here alone?
You think you live with ghosts?
Aww, you think you live in a democracy.
You think you live on the edge?
And you think you live in a democracy?
You think you live a real life?
Do you think you live well?
You think you live in a police state?
Do you think you live a life?
You think you live in space, where concepts such as ' up ' and ' down ' are meaningful.
Do you think you live in a warm place?
No, you think you live in a democracy.
Do you think you live in a hotel?
If you think you live in a disaster-free zone, you are probably wrong.
Do you think you live here? " he spat.
