Sentence examples for thought to show from inspiring English sources

The video is thought to show Magnotta murdering his 33-year-old lover, Jun Lin.

New video footage has emerged that is thought to show the faces of Khdeir's two alleged abductors.

The meeting will also discuss a Bill on press regulation, which is thought to show the complications of getting such legislation through Parliament.

Lucas questioned the assumptions behind the Phillips curve, which had been thought to show that a government can lower the rate of unemployment by increasing inflation.

Done around 1925, it is thought to show eyewitness accounts of a deadly clash between Peruvian and Chilean armies that Kananga may have fought in.

For centuries the painting (pictured) was thought to show St Jerome, the scholar-saint, in his study with his dog, surrounded by domestic bric-a-brac.

I decided to photograph the most normal things, the stuff people never think to show.

Nobody, it seems, thinks to show the accuser in this matter a picture of the political grandee he's accusing.

They think to show how smart they are by picking holes in the programme to promote their own poshness and to show that their knowledge is greater".

You can't prove or disprove the existence of God, but Jenkins was trying, I think, to show what it might mean if it were true.

You can even add, "I can't wait to hear what you think!" to show that you really expect them to watch your video.