Sentence examples for we usually thought from inspiring English sources

When she said that "now nearly everybody can live their whole lives being entertained", and that "it means that you're never in contact with what you are", we couldn't help thinking about how we usually thought about what we did, and who we talked to, and what we had to do next, and tended not to give much thought at all to who we were.

We usually think the opposite.

We, her great-grandchildren, are not as free as we usually think we are.

We usually think of greater inclusiveness as a blow struck for equality.

We usually think about technology changing our world in terms of things it touches directly.

"We usually think of newspaper people holding those jobs," Mr. Dwyer added.

Which is not the way we usually think of faces and fingers.

"It's striking because we also tasted white wines here, not something we usually think about for Argentina".

Smith said: "When we think of Shakespeare we usually think of his plays being performed on stage.

We usually think of Greece as the home of Plato and Pericles, its real importance lying deep in antiquity.

We usually think of Chinese garden-retreats as being dedicated to solitude, but they weren't always.