think otherwise

Examples (20)

• I strongly believe he is wrong, and I don't think otherwise.
• That's my opinion, but you might think otherwise.
• Despite the evidence, some people still choose to think otherwise.
• The committee voted unanimously, though a few members secretly thought otherwise.
• She presented compelling arguments, making it difficult to think otherwise.
• I had hoped for an easy solution, but circumstances forced me to think otherwise.
• You might initially agree, but after considering the facts, you may think otherwise.
• Do you genuinely think otherwise, or are you just trying to provoke a debate?
• The general consensus is that the project will succeed; few think otherwise.
• If anyone here thinks otherwise, now is the time to voice your concerns.
• He always encouraged open discussion, even if you were to think otherwise.
• Despite the initial reports, the investigators began to think otherwise about the cause of the accident.
• The polls suggest a clear winner, but election day results could make us think otherwise.
• He tried to convince me, but I firmly think otherwise regarding the project's feasibility.
• I used to believe that, but now I think otherwise.
• Most people believe him, but I have strong reasons to think otherwise.
• Don't let anyone tell you to think otherwise about your abilities.
• She presented compelling evidence, making it difficult for anyone to think otherwise.
• It's easy to assume the worst, but we should always try to think otherwise.
• You might expect a quick recovery, but the doctors think otherwise.