be thought to be

常見例句

One looks at any ordinary object and it's deeply mysterious how there can be thought to be a problem.
看一個(gè)神秘而又普通的物體,研究其中的問題。
There's a special intensity of animosity towards his enemies and this strength or shape of feeling might be thought to be the really crucial element in the judgment evil.
對(duì)敵人有種強(qiáng)烈的憎惡,這種力量或感覺,可能被認(rèn)為是在評(píng)斷邪惡,時(shí)的激進(jìn)因素。
In our parents' generation, it was believed that a girl should be a little fatter, because it meant that she lived the better life, while the thin girl would be thought to be lacking of happiness.
在躾我們父母那一代，人們認(rèn)為女孩子應(yīng)該胖點(diǎn)，因?yàn)槟且馕吨^得好，然而瘦的女孩就會(huì)被認(rèn)為缺少幸福。

The researchers say the nanodiamonds were all found in a level of soil thought to be about 13,000 years old.
That is to say, theory has certain ambitions to a totalization of what can be thought that resembles or rivals philosophy.
也就是說，理論探討的問題,與哲學(xué)相似或相媲美,而且傾向于把它完整化。
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There is something insidious and culturally malicious and powerful about the social conservatism of what is thought to be his voice.
人們認(rèn)為彌爾頓宣揚(yáng)的是社會(huì)保守主義,社會(huì)保守主義中有種隱藏的，文化上有害且強(qiáng)大的因素。
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Not heads of government, especially not those who do not wish to be thought to be over-doing the relaxation.
ECONOMIST: Wish you weren’t here
Though Latinos—now America's largest minority—might be thought to be naturally conservative, the Republican Party on Capitol Hill boasts only four Latinos (two of them brothers), and no blacks.
ECONOMIST: Lexington: The colour of conservatism The
But in their desire not to be thought to be shoving an equally distorted and subjective history diet down young throats, the Americans may be losing a chance to ensure that young Iraqis do get a more truthful version of the past.
ECONOMIST: Teaching history in Iraq