Sentence examples for be thought out of from inspiring English sources

This idea that transsexualism is a practice that should be thought out of existence – a curious, exotic kink – and that increasingly validated rights and visibility for its practitioners is an attack on human rights, is a grossly dangerous view of gender, which is still being promoted by radical trans-misogynist feminists disguised as human rights campaigners.

It is thought that out of Connaught's 10,000 total workforce, about 5,000 are employed in social housing.

He said, "Oh yes, that's been thought of," while spewing out a bunch of equations on the blackboard.

The No. 5 and No. 6 units are thought to be out of harm's way.

David Moyes, the Everton manager, is thought to be out of reach.

Most batteries include liquid or semi-liquid electrolytes so printing them has been thought to be out of the question.

Gnats were thought to be formed out of spots of dew on leaves.

The one after that for neutrons is thought to be 184, out of reach of today's experiments.

The MAs are thought to be transported out of the MAs-vesicle to the cytosol near the periphery of root cells before subsequent secretion to the rhizosphere.

This coordination is thought to be carried out by waves of electrical activity in the brain.

North Korea's satellite, by contrast, is thought to be spinning out of control.