Sentence examples for yet thought of from inspiring English sources
"Naturally," the Lieutenant replies, although he hadn't yet thought of it.
An ideological difference was merely a compromise you hadn't yet thought of.
But no one had yet thought of painting a close-up view of a subject in a sunlit garden.
"So far as one can see at present, pump storage schemes will be economic compared with anything yet thought of".
By then we'll no doubt be worrying about the impact of some other technological advance that we haven't yet thought of.
Although a man who believed in his star, and fortified as he was by his unquenchable gaiety, Michael Collins yet thought of himself as a doomed man.
Yet think of how much we owe cows.
Yet think of the football or rugby shirt they wear at the weekend.
Yet think of it — to feel such connection with another's moving muscles that you lose track of your own flesh within the multitude!
And yet think of the detriments – alcoholic drinks served only in plastic cups, stunt casting, standing ovations for even modest achievement.
Though Morse could not yet think of himself as anyone's "partner," he had gradually forsaken his room in the N.C.O.
