Sentence examples for thought to appear from inspiring English sources
It was a trick that only an experienced thief could pull off, I thought — to appear out of thin air, and then vanish, along with his napkin.
No new neural hardware, from synapses to neurons, was thought to appear after a protracted period early in life.
Such persons are thought to appear in every century.
Spinal syndesmophytes are thought to appear at a later stage [ 71], although this hypothesis remains unclear.
Amyloid burden is thought to appear early, before the first clinical symptoms, and to have reached a high level at the prodromal stage.
Bradykinesia, rigidity and tremor are thought to appear only when the loss of dopaminergic neurones is advanced, so they cannot be used as an early marker.
Since then the same man, dubbed "Jihadi John", is thought to have appeared in a number of videos, committing similar atrocities.
The suspected militant - who the FBI is not naming at present - is thought to have appeared in IS videos.
St Michael developed a cult following in 15th-century France, most likely because he was thought to have appeared to Joan of Arc.
The oldest stratum in S. latifolia is thought to have appeared 5 10 million years ago (MYA) (Nicolas et al. 2005).
These molecules were presumably rare on the early earth, present in trace amounts in the aqueous pools where the earliest cells are thought to have appeared.
