Sentence examples for figure thought from inspiring English sources

By comparison, Ghana produced 107.9 tonnes in 2013, a figure thought to be higher now.

The stonecutter, seeing his bent, trembling figure, thought, This old bird doesn't know what good marble costs.

To date, almost a thousand such asteroids have been found — a figure thought to be a very low percentage of the total.

"Figure Writing Reflected in Mirror," a 1976 canvas depicting a male figure thought to be the artist's lover George Dyer, was the other top seller at $44.8 million, over its high estimate of $40 million.

Simon Hughes, one senior figure thought to favour a "progressive coalition" with Labour, hinted at the turmoil that was to come, telling assembled journalists he would be "surprised" if a deal was done with Mr Cameron by last night.

The BBC has argued that even publishing the salaries of those earning more than the higher figure – thought to include names such as Chris Evans, Gary Lineker and Graham Norton – would create a "poachers' charter" and make it easier for commercial rivals to lure top talent.

One senior figure thinks the aspirational values of anyone who uproots their family to move to Britain should chime with the party.

One senior government figure thinks this and other public-sector reforms will take "between five and 15 years" to bear fruit nationally.

The father figure thinks he's a cowboy, and the Arabs are Indians and he will chase them.

It may only happen behind closed doors, which creates an additional challenge -- especially if the abuser is a successful, charismatic figure (think Bill Cosby).

Rather than worry about the fact that you're losing your figure, think instead about the miracle of life that is taking place inside you.