Sentence examples for were now thought from inspiring English sources
The shades of sheol were now thought of as souls, and real personal survival with continuity between life on earth and in sheol was posited.
In his final speech in the House of Lords before he steps down, Dr Rowan Williams said too many old people were now thought of as a "problem" and waiting to die in a country "frenetically oriented towards youth".
Scotland Yard confirmed on Tuesday that the schoolgirls were now thought to be in Syria.
Another military commander on the NTC, Col Hisham Buhagiar, told Reuters news agency that 50,000 people were now thought to have been killed since the start of the uprising six months ago.
Head of MI5 Andrew Parker had said last week, following the attacks in Paris that left 17 dead, that about 600 Britons were now thought to have travelled to Syria.
In particular, young people and women were now thought to drink more often and more prominently, and alcohol was used more often and more often to intoxication or dependence.
Yet the king is now thought to be 86.
The national death toll is now thought to exceed 12,000.
It is now thought to be worth more than £20m.
from where it was thought to be; and George Getz Shelf Ice is now thought to be non-existent.
Florida panthers are now thought to number around two hundred.
