Sentence examples for feat was thought from inspiring English sources

Until recently this feat was thought to be beyond their reach, and many pollsters continue to think so.

A spokesman said this was thought to be an unprecedented feat.

In 1954 Sir Roger caused global headlines by breaking the four minute mile in a feat which had been thought to be humanly impossible.

It was a feat that had widely been thought impossible, but within seven weeks an even faster time was posted by the Australian John Landy, setting up a showdown later that year in a race that was billed as the "Mile of the Century".

Stone Temple Pilots will be eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when nominees are announced next year, and while it would have once been thought an impossible feat for a band many wrote off as a grunge also-ran, Weiland may find himself posthumously inducted in his hometown of Cleveland in 2017.

Yet Messi's individual feats can also symbolize what few shortcomings his team can be thought to possess.

He said he did not think his feat was comparable to Baun's.

Until Dolly, many had thought such a feat was biologically impossible.

Popular myth at the time thought such a feat was "impossible" -- an assumption most likely bolstered by the lack of athletic progress at the time, given WWII.

"Lance Armstrong's feat was pretty remarkable.

The beauty of this feat is that, when you think about it, One Direction are nothing special.