Sentence examples for not often thought from inspiring English sources

Here's one that's not often thought about.

ROMANIANS are not often thought of as combustible folk.

Two sources of water not often thought of by the layman are dew and sewage.

4. Stephen Miller, senior adviser, is not often thought about in terms of national security interests.

"Napoleon is not often thought of these days as a writer.

Bertrand Tavernier is not often thought of as a man of passion.

Perhaps this explains why GPs may not often think of sleep disorders when treating them.

Matsui said he did not often think about his Yankees tenure, which included two All-Star seasons.

And trains failed to produce a real sense of panic because people do not often think of themselves walking along a railroad track into a train's path.

As Jock Reynolds, the director of the Yale University Art Gallery, writes in his essay, "Americans do not often think highly of the ruins in their midst".

Republican theologians do not often think about positive government intervention as necessary to preserve the moral-pedagogical role of the markets.