Sentence examples for still be thought from inspiring English sources

Until yesterday John Quincy Adams's words could still be thought true.

If the tests were truly anonymous, of course, Mr. Rodriguez would still be thought of as a clean player — as he long had insisted he was.

You're 10.' " The days are gone when 10 could still be thought of as the prime of childhood, a late-Victorian convention that survived intact until marketers found a way to exploit the territory.

Until yesterday, in fact, Mr. Schleyer and Mr. Fellows could still be thought to be working for Mr. Hostetter as principals at Pilot House Ventures, a venture capital firm in Boston for which Mr. Hostetter put up much, if not most, of the money.

On this understanding, abduction could still be thought of as being part of the context of discovery.

But in this case, it's unclear why the model which results from Putnam's theorem should still be thought to satisfy our theoretical constraints.

If he loses, he may well still be (think Curlin).

I would much rather go out still being thought of as good shows rather than faded replicas".

These include regularities that, unlike laws, were (or still are) thought by scientists to stand in need of explanation.

A long-term solution to the gaps caused by their absence is still being thought through.

Even if you think it's bad art, it can still be thought-provoking and introduce you to people with different tastes from your own.