Sentence examples for only thought of it from inspiring English sources

I knew of experiments such as the Tuskegee study, but like many of my classmates, I only thought of it as a government conspiracy or a sign of past racial injustice.

I'm only sorry I only thought of it a few years ago (hate to think how many I threw away empty before that).

We asked Jadis herself about the Season 7 object recently, back when we only thought of it as a plot hole.

They failed to fulfill that aspiration because President Gorbachev perceived the so called Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars), which included weapons in space, as proposed, as endangering stability and obtaining military advantage while President Reagan only thought of it as defensive.

Every time Wonder sang "Uptight (Everything's Alright)," it sounded as if he had only just thought of it and couldn't quite believe how racy it felt.

During one I watched Farage being interviewed for television, demonstrating his especial talent for repeating a shopworn soundbite – something about creating an earthquake in British politics – and making it seem as if he'd only just thought of it.

'She's of my blood,' she said, and I thought, 'I've always been of your blood - how come you only think of it now?'" For many years her grandmother and father lobbed her like a shuttlecock between Hollywood, Manhattan, Queens - where, on tenement steps, she read aloud to neighbourhood children - Florida and Cuba.

It's safe and fast, and it can be used without any energy input - but for some reason we only think of it as connected to playgrounds and amusement parks". GPA imagine a network of slides connecting tower blocks to shopping centres in Stratford in east London, and a link between train terminals, with commuters sitting on magnetic mats and being gently propelled towards their destination.

"I would only think of it as a failure if I didn't try".

Only think of it!" It is unclear how old Poe was at the time he wrote the poem because, in part, he frequently changed his claim.

Eventually we got in and, while I'm not a religious person, I can only think of it as a kind of borderline religious experience.