Sentence examples for were even thought from inspiring English sources

"He was thinking about it long before the expensive, overproduced Web sites and the million-dollar campaigns on the Internet were even thought of".

During the collectivization, millions of kulaks, or prosperous peasants, were deprived of their farms and forced to labour on large collective farms; if they resisted (or were even thought likely to do so), they were shot or sent to forced labour camps in Siberia to starve or freeze to death.

G. marica and G. subgutturosa were even thought to intergrade/hybridize in a broad region from the Euphrates/Tigris basin to the Zagros Mountains.

They are even thought to speak in dialect.

He's even thought ahead to life after Mr. Sampras.

If it is even thought to be reluctant, then they will be tested.

What makes us British is being quietly proud that we could be even thought of as being that fey.

Anchieta came from a prominent Portuguese family and was even thought to be related to the founder of the Jesuit order, St. Ignatius Loyola.

Gatland, in turn, has revealed that he was offered England's supremo job before Johnson was even thought of.

The Scottish poet Robert Burns died long before Old Labour, let alone New Labour, was even thought of.

He is even thought to have persuaded François Pinault, owner of Christie's, to give him an artwork or two to sell.