Sentence examples for it would be thought from inspiring English sources

The civil war itself fostered religious competition, each side enlisting its divine support, and it would be thought in no way unusual that Constantine should have sought divine help for his claim for power and divine justification for his acquisition of it.

"We thought it was wrong and nowadays it would be thought of as wrong.

This may seem obvious: someone listening to classical music while they work wouldn't seem at all unusual, but if they were listening to thrash metal it would be thought very strange indeed.

The Adkins version of Trafalgar is unlucky to appear in such company, for in a normal year it would be thought invaluable itself, and it includes more illuminating diagrams (vastly important to an understanding of how ships and battle fleets operate) than all the other works, bar Knight's, put together.

Generally, it would be thought that words apply to universals (sāmānyalakṣaṇa) which are conceptual constructs that have no causal efficacy in the world.

While it would be thought from DSC results that the powder has much thicker crystallites than the moulded material, it is shown quite clearly by nitric acid etching techniques followed by GPC that the crystal lamellae in both forms of the material have similar dimensions, close to 20 nm on average.

But I think that, overall, if there's over-arcing advice that I can give, it would be, "Think for yourself".

My advice would be: Think about it more, I guess.

"It was much more challenging than I thought it would be, and I thought it would be tough.

I think it would be naïve to think that they would," she says.

"I think it would be -- I think you'd have riots.