Sentence examples for will be thought from inspiring English sources

Buying rare books and selling archives from well-known literary people means (many such being diary-keepers and gossips) that thoughts will be thought, then noted, and sometimes transmitted in print.

It will be thought of as watershed".

I promise it will be thought provoking, if not fun!

He's writing songs that 100 years from now will be thought of as traditional Irish songs.

"It's nice that maybe it will be thought about as a golf school a little bit more".

And should Khan's transport budgets start to come unstuck, maybe bailing him out will be thought worth it.

He writes to Walker: "I'm very worried about what I will be thought of by the central Conservative party".

Now it will be thought of in the same way as Beslan in Russia, scene of a school massacre in 2004.

"I think the current building boom on the Bowery is becoming the context in which buildings will be thought about and designed in the future," he said.

Crucially, our philosophy programme will be thought-provoking and will encourage visitors to think more deeply about their artistic experience.

For those who are wedded to the simplistic schoolbook notions that the Hitlerites were the mass murderers and the Soviets the liberators, or that the killing started in 1939 and ended in 1945, Mr Snyder's theses will be thought-provoking or shocking.