Sentence examples for not usually thought from inspiring English sources
LOW-CHURCH Christians are not usually thought of as having a rollicking sense of humour.
Jamaica is not usually thought of as a developing country but inequality here runs deep.
PHYSICISTS, it seems safe to say, are not usually thought of as a laugh-a-minute bunch.
Archetypal stories, then, for adults and children – even the "simplest", not usually thought of as "art" – are more than merely entertainment.
Sporting organisations are not usually thought of as heralds of change, but in recent years, the GAA has taken a lead in political innovation.
On the other hand, fancy knitting, however much an ornamental openwork fabric, is not usually thought of as lace, though in some museums it is so classified.
PEOPLE do not usually think of outdoor activities when you mention Beijing.
When people worry about fraud in online auctions, they do not usually think about buyers like Mr. Prime.
But content experts do not usually think in the language of students.
(midwife) Although moxibustion was discussed as a possible intervention to normalise birth there was some concern about raising the topic of breech presentation with pregnant women at a time when they would not usually think about it.
You might not usually think to wash an orange, since you normally discard the peel, but the zest is the peel so it's important to wash off any pesticides or dirt before zesting.
