Sentence examples for thought of by from inspiring English sources

But the people who manufacture these goods are rarely mentioned in political talking points or thought of by consumers.

One of the key compounds in green tea is Epigallocatechin gallate, or EGCG, a potent antioxidant thought of by some as a sort of kryptonite to body fat.

Thought of by many to be one of the important women in technology, computer scientist Anna Patterson left Google to found search engine Cuil in January of 2007.

The core idea for Wave, says Lars, was first thought of by Jens as a way to fix email (yes yes yes).

Opinion Gardeners (Pointus of viewus) Thought of by naturalists as the comment equivalent of dog urine on a local lamppost.

She gave us snippets of various audiobooks – such a lovely idea – and wondered about how teenagers are thought of by our society, how they're sold to and supported.

The fun idea which may just go viral was thought of by two brothers Grachik and Tatul Adzhamyan.

Italian garlic isn't well thought of by gourmets.

Two sources of water not often thought of by the layman are dew and sewage.

The last people who are thought of by the FA are the fans.

But I'm glad it was George W. Bush calling the shots over the last eight years, not someone well-thought of by Moyers.