Sentence examples for thought mainly of from inspiring English sources

As the year 2000 approached, most Americans thought mainly of New Year's revelry or the possibility of widespread computer failure.

Their meeting was not a productive one, and the writer thought mainly of the photographs he had seen at his home of Khalkhali and Khomeini in affectionate and candid poses.

All knew he would one day be a powerful figure in the worldwide church, but in those days one thought mainly of Italians in the papacy.

Non-historians who are friendly to the idea of history as a useful art often think mainly of the potential for avoiding past mistakes.

Here, when the rich talk about gourmet food, they still think mainly of raw fish or the choicest cuts of beef.

Only the government leaders assembled in the European council are in the position to act, but precisely they are the ones who are unable to act in the interest of a joint European community because they think mainly of their national electorate".

Some theorists, being more optimistic about the nature of states, concentrate upon the removal of the fear and suspicion of other states, which is characteristic of the present as well as of all historical political systems; others, being less optimistic, think mainly of possible controls and restraints upon the behaviour of states.

While many people think mainly of Teddy Roosevelt as one of our presidents, it was his role as New York City Police Commissioner that is the subject of the book "Island of Vice: Theodore Roosevelt's Doomed Quest to Clean Up Sin-Loving New York," by Richard Zacks.

When you think of the Northwest region of the United States, you probably think mainly of the Pacific Northwest.

When they think of community, they think mainly of the poor and the peasants.

When buying clothes, you should think mainly of their comfort value, but try and opt for items that flatter your figure.