Sentence examples for thought to rule from inspiring English sources

How do these discoveries' locations correspond to the empires that were thought to rule during ancient times? 2. Research the Narmer Palette.

It's a one-minute lesson -- especially enlightening in the city where image is thought to rule -- of the power of words to order the world.

Isn't this strong evidence that the God of the Jews is really just an upgraded version of one of the many gods who were thought to rule over natural forces?

Previously, this was thought to rule out flare response but it has been shown that appearance of a new lesion on bone scans or plain film within 6 months of initiation of therapy can be a part of the flare response as a result of the healing of previously occult lesions (Ciray et al, 2005).

The first Chandela is thought to have ruled early in the 9th century ce.

The Shang dynasty the first Chinese dynasty to leave historical records is thought to have ruled from about 1600 to 1046 bce.

Other former Tesco executives including John Browett, now boss of Monsoon, Richard Brasher, now head of Pick n Pay stores in South Africa, and Dido Harding, chief executive of TalkTalk, are not thought to have ruled themselves out.

The common man was thought unable to rule himself.

A functionally related region (lateral BA 6) which was also more activated in the Average IQ group is thought to coordinate the rule and motor programs to allow execution of the response (Bunge et al. 2005).

Suda and his colleagues "did everything they could think of" to rule out contributions from earthquakes, says seismologist Hiroo Kanamori of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who has written an accompanying Research Commentary on the report.

Better, Ginsburg thought, to attack these rules and policies one at a time than to risk asking the Court to outlaw all rules that treated men and women differently.