Meanings of thought extremely in English

The rent was eight thousand dollars, which Mr. Cuthbert thought extremely reasonable.

I thought extremely well of the suggestion, but didn't dare say so.

A portrait Of Pope, by himself, I thought extremely curious.

The descriptions have been thought extremely effective.

They had insisted that I was to be their guest there, which I thought extremely kind of them.

As he had always been thought extremely deficient in mind, people did not notice the constant lowering of his faculties.

It contained a mass of news of great interest to us, and one short paragraph which I thought extremely mischievous.

He had been very much liked in most places, and thought extremely simple-moresimple than the English were commonly supposed to be.

The agreement is thought extremely handsome, both by him and the Chevalier; but the income is not imagined to be too large.

We spoke French, in which my pupil, as I found, had greatly the advantage of me, and thought extremely well of himself in consequence.

Nevertheless Greif believed that his cousin did not dislike the Sigmundskrons, and it was certain that both mother and daughter thought extremely well of him.

The letter," he added, in a low voice, "which you received, and which you must have thought extremely unbecoming, was not intended for you."

"Gabriella, especially," said Edith with a smile, which, sweet as it was, I thought extremely silly.