Sentence examples for was thought of by from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, California chardonnay was thought of by many as a kind of litmus test.

The car that sells itself,' not only was extremely successful, it was thought of by many as Honda's national campaign.

Plywood, a glued and pressed sandwich of thin layers of wood that was first produced industrially in the mid-19th century, was thought of by 20th-century architects and designers as a way to bring Modernism to the masses.

Although technology was thought of by some as antagonistic to humanistic concerns, others argued that it made communication and comprehension available to a wider population and encouraged "system thinking," both ultimately integrative effects.

The fun idea which may just go viral was thought of by two brothers Grachik and Tatul Adzhamyan.

The bill, far from perfect, and certainly incomplete in its scope was thought of by some as a possible first step.

The last people who are thought of by the FA are the fans.

I want to be thought of by columnists and law makers as me.

"Those New Yorkers were thought of by the Victorians as modern," Mr. Capuzzo said.

He writes to Walker: "I'm very worried about what I will be thought of by the central Conservative party".

Michael Yani vs. Bernard Tomic: Since bursting on the tennis scene as a junior, Tomic has been thought of by many as the "next big thing" in men's tennis.