Sentence examples for previously thought of from inspiring English sources

She had previously thought of herself as a strong woman.

The wine is reportedly splendid, although 1907 has not been previously thought of as a noteworthy champagne vintage.

There is nerve, verve and freedom, the nonchalant ability to do things never previously thought of as art.

People actually hope that the greybeards will come up with something that no one has previously thought of.

This was not a part of the world I had previously thought of as a great place for watermelons.

1992 – Man Bites Dog Belgian cult hit earns awards at Cannes and Toronto, lending credibility to a genre previously thought of as tacky and trivial.

These incidents tend to occur to predominantly white, suburban communities previously thought of as all-American, safe and friendly Columbine was a classic example of this.

"I'd never previously thought of it as a book, but it seemed like a fun idea and he gave it to Helen to imagine.

What seemed to be correspondences appeared: particles and forces that he had previously thought of as wholly distinct blended together neatly when described using Clifford algebra.

That's to say, you hear new things in a song you had previously thought of as something of an old chestnut.

Doing what we do – running a wresting outfit in the capital – is something that was previously thought of as a difficult task.