Sentence examples for similarly thought from inspiring English sources

It is often contrasted with similarly inclusive pain, or suffering, which is similarly thought of as including all our feeling bad.

Colby Bruno, a lawyer with the Victim Rights Law Center, similarly thought BYU would be "misapplying" Title IX if they had cited it. .

And I similarly thought, "Well, I don't know about computer graphics and that sort of stuff, but I can make a model and I can put a camera on it".

BusinessWeek wrote that "the combination of amateurish technique and a strong emotional message is oddly moving", and Henry Lowood of Stanford University similarly thought that the awkward subtitles and cinematography created a sense of authenticity.

AllGame's Earl Green remarked that the game's mechanics were very similar in practice to Dungeons & Dragons, and Computer Gaming World Dick McGrath similarly thought the game "borrowed heavily" from the original such that he expected its creators to be thanked in the end credits.

Dental health status (DHS) is, similarly, thought to have a direct impact on overall children's OHRQoL [ 11].

(Similarly, think of Humbert Humbert in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita, who explicitly tips his hat to Poe).

Similarly, think tanks offer their services to international organizations, such as the World Bank and the EU.

Large numbers of Chinese similarly think nuclear-armed India is hostile, even if it is not taken as an immediate threat.

Similarly, think in English also shows positional mobility, which is characteristic of a slifting phrase, as illustrated by 28.

Similarly, think of tech-driven service brands.