Sentence examples for we formerly thought from inspiring English sources
Seriously, how can anyone write such a sentence referring to "recent advances" as though we formerly thought humans were automatons.
It was formerly thought to arise from adrenal cortical cells lying within the kidney substance.
Lyrebirds were formerly thought to be related to pheasants or to the birds-of-paradise.
The psychological motivations of rapists are more complex than was formerly thought.
They don't steal as much as formerly thought, but they are not innocent either.
It was formerly thought to lead, or "pilot," larger fishes to food sources, hence its common name.
On the other hand, supposed differences between Alexandrian and Palestinian Judaism are not as great as had been formerly thought.
Chess is not the only field where computers have achieved success formerly thought to be achievable only through human creativity.
His conclusion echoes historians' growing belief that slavery was more prevalent in the region than formerly thought.
But the sublime tinker remains sublime, if less isolated from his fellows than was formerly thought; the genius of The Pilgrim's Progress remains valid.
The writer discusses talking out loud which he formerly thought was such a distressing symptom that he went to a rest home when he started doing it.
