Sentence examples for primarily thought from inspiring English sources

Universal is primarily thought of as a facilitator that "helps artists communicate with a mass audience," said Bill Goldston, the company's president and director.

Although primarily thought of today as a realist painter, Leslie started out as a second-generation Abstract Expressionist, a mover and shaker of the downtown world.

Although primarily thought of as bedding plants, the varicoloured coleuses, or painted nettles, can decorate a sunny window with a brilliant array of leaf patterns.

Although primarily thought of today as a realist painter, Alfred Leslie started out as a second-generation Abstract Expressionist, a mover and shaker of the downtown world whose studio was a center of happenings and other events besides painting.

Although Microsoft has made some hardware products over the years — like the Zune music player and the Xbox video game console — it is still primarily thought of as a software company.

Although availble on multiple platforms, Hearthstone is primarily thought of as a mobile game.

In Meurig Thomas's view the author is, simply, "the person that primarily thinks about the experiment, plans it, and writes it.

Orbiting what Baumbach says he primarily thinks of as a "comedy about marriage" are conversations about authenticity, identity, technology, children, ego, ageing, of course, and the generational divide.

Though we primarily think of Respighi as post-Romantic, this is in part a modernist score, indebted to Stravinsky: the tolling bells reminded us of Les Noces; the garish, ploy-thematic Epiphany fair sounded like Petrushka.

It is a profound challenge to all our procedures, and while I don't primarily think of myself as an activist, if I did I would be very depressed".

In modern Western philosophy, we primarily think of "ears and eyes" as organs of sensory perception, whose characteristic errors are cognitive (e.g. Descartes' example of a square tower that appears round from far away).