Exemplos de uso de It was thought em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It was thought likely.
Fly somewhere- it was thought.
It was thought she had drowned.
Recording in the Bible Belt, it was thought, might avert a disaster.
It was thought destroyed all these years.
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Such happens where more often than to us it was thought in youth.
So it was thought the most appropriate place.
After a time, as the number of hearers increased, it was thought safer to assemble outside the city.
It was thought to be a giant meteor.
Yet, truth being truth, it was thought that reason could tackle anything.
It was thought he would be better off somewhere else.
This choice was unexpected, since it was thought that José Padilha's"Elite Squad" would be submitted.
It was thought to be from the twelfth or thirteenth century.
Early in this philosophic movement, it was thought that mankind's place in this chain was exactly in the center.
It was thought the water would freeze in the depths of the ice.
It was thought that Nintendo would unveil the title at E3 2004.
Many individuals survived on Mauritius after escaping there, and it was thought that a feral population could be established.
With horror it was thought of the beginning fascist occupation.
But it was thought, by some… the deck would look too cluttered.
Two elderly aunts in Rhinebeck offered a honeymoon cottage and since it was thought"very English" to have a country house on loan their offer was accepted.
It was thought that study of the classics would improve the present culture.
This incident had a significant influence on French intellectuals Jean Genet, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Jacques Lacan,who sought to analyze it, and it was thought of by some as symbolic of class struggle.
In that time, it was thought that all Protestants went to hell.
It was thought that a team of advisors discretely exercised it for him.
For many years it was thought that only Smith had seen the manuscript.
It was thought to be a question"which carried no political association.
During World War II, it was thought the pilots could withstand a max of 18 Gs.
It was thought that the disease was transmitted by different kinds of meal.