Sentence examples for thought to enjoy from inspiring English sources

The Houthis are widely thought to enjoy Iranian support.

In keeping with his family's business tradition, he is thought to enjoy governing far more than campaigning.

Whatever the irregularities, both men seem to have done better than the other candidates, including Zalmai Rassoul, who is widely thought to enjoy Mr Karzai's support.

The outcome remains impossible to call, particularly since Mr Ahmadinejad is thought to enjoy the backing of Ayatollah Khamenei who wields ultimate political power.

And when you are done with that, get on and see if you can match them by picking this week's games: There was a time when New Orleans were thought to enjoy the greatest homefield advantage in the league.

If at least some fundamental moral principles were self-evident, or analytic truths, or at least reasonably thought to enjoy widespread consensus or to be such that eventually all would converge on those principles, there might be some plausible candidates.

The Roman Emperor Marcus Auerlius once famously wrote: "When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive -- to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love".

Girls have a keen interest in fashion and enjoy listening to popular music.' Boys, on the other hand, are thought to 'enjoy achieving goals and completing physical challenges', and thus 'for many their football team is a top priority'.

DiCaprio, 39, is thought to have enjoyed a close relationship with Farrar growing up.

It is clear from the Synoptic Gospels (e.g., Matthew 11 25 27) that Jesus was thought to have enjoyed a sense of special contact with God.

No other quality and mid-market newspapers are thought to have enjoyed such big sales gains over the bank holiday period.