Sentence examples for be thought of so from inspiring English sources

"Lyft has always been the stepchild — now they're getting a bit more attention from Daddy, so maybe they won't be thought of so much as the second choice or the second player," said Gregory Sichenzia, a partner at securities law firm Sichenzia Ross Ference Kesner.

She said he was also described as a "pillar of the community" who was "thought of so highly by everybody".

I can't think of a situation in recent boxing – and that includes Margarito and his gloves – where a boxer has been thought of so badly by the public.

The lone returning starter, Curtis Perry, was thought of so lightly by Milwaukee that the Bucks left him unprotected in the expansion draft to New Orleans, then was immediately traded to Phoenix.

It shouldn't be thought of as so weird that they might form around an actor or a television show".

Between the two poles of entertainment experience – mindless fun and serious engagement – is a category that used to be thought of as so-bad-it's-good.

The future must be thought of in concrete terms so that substance is emphasized over process.

In the United States, critical infrastructures are thought of as so important that their loss would have a debilitating effect on the security or economic welfare of the country (DHS 2013).

The Putnams are thought of as so diabolical, but they're also trying to understand why they've lost seven children.

That is especially true because teachers are thought of and treated so badly.

Dearest Dad, You are thought of everyday with so much love.