Sentence examples for thought poorly from inspiring English sources

But about one in four in the United States and Britain thought poorly of Muslims.

Strict Christians also thought poorly of the teaching profession because it involved instructing the young in literature replete with pagan ideals and what was viewed as indecency.

Among Turks, 34% thought poorly of Armenians (17%, bizarrely, believed the Armenians were Jews).Turkey's Armenian minority dwindled to 80,000.

"Indeed, he thought poorly of happiness and of people who claimed to be happy or desired happiness above other gratifications in life... seriousness was the desirable condition of man".

Not long ago, Hayes saw a description of himself on Wikipedia that he found disrespectful, and he wasn't sure whether it was an attack by Syngenta or whether there were simply members of the public who thought poorly of him.

The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories HP Lovecraft, ed and int ST Joshi (Penguin, £7.99) Buy it at BOL I had always, ignorantly, thought poorly of HP Lovecraft: probably a matter of his fanbase, people with face-studs and an unhealthy interest in the macabre.

Did he think poorly of my scholarship?

The narrator's physicist father thinks poorly of metaphors.

I don't think poorly of the blacks that live in the projects.

I think poorly of man, of economics, of society, of America".

Not that Shaw would ever think poorly of verbal facility, especially his own.