Sentence examples for was thought better from inspiring English sources

Labour's campaign in 1987 was thought better than the Tories' effort.

They were from a generation where it was thought better to skirt round anything uncomfortable in the hope problems would shrivel away.

It is said that originally Francis wanted Mary's name on the book as co-author, but it was thought better business sense to have only Dick's.

"Given the questions likely to be raised when the ICC World T20 squad is announced, it was thought better to be up front and explain the situation now," he said at the press conference.

"I am not playing against Somerset because I had three back-to-back matches at the end of the West Indies tour and it was thought better that I should rest.

32.7 for thermae aestivae contrasted with thermae hiemales — the reason being in his opinion that the water was not cold enough to be pleasant for use in summer, and therefore it p525 was thought better to warm it for use in winter.

But that leaves the door at least ajar for an outsider if he (or she?) is thought better qualified.

It is thought better that the old don't ponder bleakly upon mortality, witness their own inevitable fate.

In this fantasy world of prestige, multibillion dollar budgets and white elephants, even a shambles is thought better than cancellation.

Lower values of HbA1c are thought better.

Bigger was thought to be better.