| You'd think even a dyed-in-the-wool warmist would stop for a second and think about the physics involved. |
| They have made us think about ourselves by making us laugh at our own absurdity. |
| What do people think about a Government that lets mafia criminals wander around free while jailing poor people for theft? |
| If you make the ablative absolute into its own clause, then you can think about the relationship between this clause and the main sentence. |
| I left people with a little something to think about, without wagging my fingers or quoting Leviticus. |
| Though, I didn't think about that long before Sam barged in to my room, carrying a plastic water gun in hand. |
