Sentence examples for which I once thought from inspiring English sources

I have fried!" I partake of some fish, then go back to my house which I once thought the most cluttered place on the planet, but no more.

And anyway, January, which I once thought was frigid and endless but which now seems peaceful and blissfully boring, is just around the corner.

"I have spent a great deal of my life discovering that my ambitions and fantasies — which I once thought of as totally unique — turn out to be clichés," Ms. Ephron said, charmingly but disingenuously.

"For having lived long, I have experienced many instances of being obliged by better Information, or fuller Consideration, to change Opinions even on important Subjects, which I once thought right, but found to be otherwise".

A major theme throughout a lot of the exhibits was virtual reality, which I once thought was a frivolous activity until I began to see people using it for good.

There is much to say in praise of an evening of stylish theater for its own sake, but it is pointless to look for the point of Mr. Vane's transparent musings, which were once thought to be mystical, metaphorical, metaphysical -- and thoughtful.

Some of them have six toes, which sailors once thought was a sign of good luck.

That makes him yet another joker in a contest in which Republicans once thought they held all the cards.

The solar photon output from the Sun, which was once thought to be constant, varies considerably over time scales from seconds during solar flares to years due to the solar cycle.

BBC reporter Nic Fleming highlights research by Associate Prof. Themistoklis Sapsis in an article chronicling discoveries about rogue waves, which were once thought to be fake.

Doudna's discovery arose from her interest in how cells use RNA (ribonucleic acids), which were once thought to be the blueprints for making proteins but little else.