Sentence examples for thought variously from inspiring English sources

The thought, variously expressed, has crossed many minds that Shakespeare's English, being music already, cannot be set to music.

Shoppers at the South Street Seaport said they thought variously it was a CAT scan, an iron lung and "Michael Jackson's coffin".

Law-enforcment officials say that such slayings are usually carried out with the approval of top members of organized crime, and are thought variously to be expressions of underworld rivalries or of discipline for infractions against strict codes of conduct.

It can be found from Table 2 that the stable times of different researchers thought were variously distributed in the range of several hours to 1 year.

Informally, negative information may be thought of variously as what is canonically expressed with sentential negation, process exclusion (both propositional and sub-propositional) and more.

In a furious few days, Harbaugh was variously thought to be leaning toward coaching his alma mater, Michigan, or remaining in the Bay Area with the San Francisco 49ers, or preparing to accept record-setting money from the Miami Dolphins — whose owner, Stephen Ross, flew cross-country to woo him, even though he still employed Coach Tony Sparano — or remaining at Stanford.

Four years after Joe Klein anonymously published Primary Colors, the explosively bestselling roman a clef about the Clinton administration that was variously thought to be an attack on the President and a love letter to him, Klein found himself sitting in a hotel room in New York with the subject of his life.

Proponents of (2) may be variously thought of as moral non-ojectivists, or idealists, or constructivists.

In The Consecrated Urn, Bernard Blackstone observes that "Indolence" has been variously thought the first, second, and final of the five 1819 odes.

Etiologically scrapie has been variously thought of as hereditary or due to a slow virus infection.

A few remaining paintings were variously thought to be the work of Ribera, Zurbarán, Murillo, Velázquez, Rembrandt, and always, Caravaggio.