makes you think

English

Phrase

makes you think

  1. Used to acknowledge or invite reflection about an event (sometimes facetiously).
    • 2014 September 1, Matthew d’Ancona, “Boris Johnson’s Blond Ambition”, in New York Times‎[1]:
      Imagine, now, this irrepressible figure [Boris Johnson] transposed to the Group of 8 summit chamber, or with his finger on the nuclear button, or in the Downing Street equivalent of the White House Situation Room, deciding whether or not to send British troops to war. Makes you think, doesn’t it?

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