Sentence examples for members thought of from inspiring English sources

The family had a pleasant house in Madras, and its members thought of themselves as modernisers.

Look at the full shortlist and see what our Children's Books site members thought of each book below.

Bangs wanted to believe that the band members thought of themselves as vandals, gleefully desecrating the classics.

Part of the pleasure of the book is in guessing what the residents and gang members thought of this presence in their lives.

Patty Nolan, 51, who lives in Cambridge with her husband and two children, agreed to participate because, she said, although family members thought of themselves as "environmentally conscious," they knew they could be doing more.

Students began to see the value of cooperative learning when team members thought of novel approaches and scenarios.

What do your friends and family members think of him?

Ron So it seems this comes down to semantics - what individual members think of as the "leader".

Today Clegg is holding a Q&A, so we'll get a sense to judge morale in the party, and what members think of their leader.

I use the word "tribe" quite literally here: this is a tight group, with unspoken roles and hierarchies, whose members think of each other as "us" and the rest of the world as "them".

The examination of its performance on human rights gives Americans an opportunity to assess their own country's standing in promoting the liberties enshrined in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and to find out what other U.N. members think of U.S. accomplishments in this arena.