Sentence examples for not usually thought of from inspiring English sources

Jamaica is not usually thought of as a developing country but inequality here runs deep.

LOW-CHURCH Christians are not usually thought of as having a rollicking sense of humour.

PHYSICISTS, it seems safe to say, are not usually thought of as a laugh-a-minute bunch.

Although this method is not usually thought of as true navigation, some attempts have been made to integrate physical path following as a true navigation technique.

Although disease is not usually thought of as having a large impact on fertility, this work shows that it should not be discounted.

Goals are to promote a synthesis of physics through solving problems, including problems that are not usually thought of as physics.

PEOPLE do not usually think of outdoor activities when you mention Beijing.

"We do not usually think of a 10-day sentence for the unauthorized possession of a trivial amount of a prescription drug as an 'aggravated felony,' " Stevens wrote.

People do not usually think of New Zealand as an investment destination.

"Although we may not usually think of safe housing, quality education, farming or physical activity as healthcare interventions, these nonprofit organizations demonstrate that their work has a meaningful impact on the health of our region," said De Marco.

"Building up the tax base isn't usually thought of as social action, but a bankrupt city doesn't benefit anyone," Mr. Rosen said, who is 27.