Sentence examples for we have previously thought from inspiring English sources

"In reality shows, we have previously thought that a contestant who is not involved from the start can't win.

"This explodes entrenched conceptions of him as a delicate, overly sensitive, tragic figure," said Roe. "That Keats was using opium to enhance what it meant to 'fade far away, dissolve, and quite forget' the world gives us a different Keats: a Keats whose struggle with life was more complex, and darker than we have previously thought.

So, let me leave you with two thoughts: First, working in the poorest areas is more cost effective than we have previously thought – at a time when the resource pinch means cost-effective results are more important than ever.

"One surprise is that many older stars are somewhat bigger than we had previously thought".

Climate change is even more complicated than we had previously thought.

Because of this, my husband is considering collecting Social Security at 62, earlier than we had previously thought.

We had previously thought what was most important was the lead character winning at the end of the movie".

Ben Jaffey, Privacy International "We had previously thought [hacking] in this country to be unlawful," said Ben Jaffey, a lawyer representing Privacy International.

Scientists have used new techniques to study the computing power of the brain — and found that it is far more than we had previously thought.

"We had previously thought that the tightening labour market might prompt the MPC to raise rates once before the end of this year, and this is certainly still a risk.

One, he said, is that "it could be that the biopsy of one cell needed for pregenetic screening is more harmful to the ultimate development of the embryo than we had previously thought".