Sentence examples for is even thought from inspiring English sources
If it is even thought to be reluctant, then they will be tested.
It is even thought to possess a primitive form of memory.
It is even thought to be prematurely ageing the faces of city dwellers, by accelerating wrinkles and age spots.
He is even thought to have persuaded François Pinault, owner of Christie's, to give him an artwork or two to sell.
The glory days of Sir Humphrey Appleby are gone under this government: what a prime minister wants (or is even thought to want) is delivered by civil servants.
For instance, The World Paper could become a stand-alone publication or be distributed to a select audience sponsored by one advertiser; a condensed version could be sold to newspapers for their Sunday public-affairs sections; there is even thought of creating a weekly version and distributing it through papers in college towns.
They are even thought to speak in dialect.
He's even thought ahead to life after Mr. Sampras.
They are high in protein, and are even thought to help maintain steady insulin levels.
He's even thought about eventually returning to Princeton to finish his degree.
G. marica and G. subgutturosa were even thought to intergrade/hybridize in a broad region from the Euphrates/Tigris basin to the Zagros Mountains.
