Sentence examples for thought highly of it from inspiring English sources

In one particularly beautiful Kahlo painting — she thought highly of it — called "My Nurse and Me" (1937), we see Kahlo reduced to the size of an infant and suckled by a dark-skinned Madonna with a Teotihuacan mask for a face.

Prokofiev himself thought highly of it too.

The play may not have been to southern audiences' tastes the plot centres on a northern family's holiday in Blackpool and the Brighton audiences may have been too small, but those in the north, particularly Blackpool, thought highly of it and the show was a nightly sell-out.

I didn't think highly of it.

This depends, of course, on their artists' work, and it is the dealer's role to persuade people to think highly of it.

(Ms. Charlotte and her director, Antony Marsellis, also used this last phrase for the title of a 2007 film adaptation, so they apparently think highly of it).

Although in England they sell 9-carat gold and think highly of it, in the U.S. it is considered just costume jewelry, and is therefore not a good investment.

IGN's Jose Otero thought highly of its visuals.

All who knew Jeff respected and thought highly of him.

In any case, de Trobriand thought highly of him.

Most voters certainly thought highly of him.