Sentence examples for as being thought from inspiring English sources

Despite a multitude of hindrances (such as being thought unladylike), women's basketball gradually secured a foothold.

It felt as if he were not so much thinking as being thought.

It might be fainter than other sensations that are now occurring, but being experienced to be faint is not the same thing as being thought to have originated in the past.

He also described Donen as being thought of as his whipping-boy at MGM.

"Not as much snow fell as was thought," Ms. Blomley said.

Interindividual differences in metabolism of As are thought to account for some of the observed variation in susceptibility to As-related diseases (NRC 1999; Vahter 2000).

One important step in the pathogenesis of AS is thought to be an altered cell-matrix interaction via the podocyte collagen receptors.

Generally, RT-AS is thought of as a cutaneous disease.

The relationship between carbon emissions and global warming is not as direct as was thought.

Africa's financial ostracism is not quite as acute as was thought.

If aerosols are not cooling the Earth as much as was thought, then global warming ought to be gathering pace.