Sentence examples for believed from high-quality English sources.

• She still believed in hope.

• She believed in naming ourselves.

• "He seemed scared but believed he'd be OK.

• But, Joe had sanctified it, and I had believed in it.

• By contrast, 26 per cent of Christians believed in the devil.

• He rebelled because he believed in a sense of natural justice.

• But the number of actual cases is believed to be many times higher.

• But if so, you cannot do otherwise than what he believed you would do.

Use believed in a sentence.

• Rudi Garcia and his players believed City would make mistakes and they did.

• Nazis were racist and believed that what they called their Aryan race was more important than others.

• Reuters reported that investigators believed the easyJet hack may have been carried out by the Chinese state.

• She believed in matrimony, and she believed in motherhood; she and Melton got married and had a son, Chase.

• "She stated that she believed Dulos was 'indebted' to Mawhinney and that she believed Dulos was working on behalf of Mawhinney to get rid of her.

• While Zhu Xi believed in learning based on reason and the “investigation of things,” Wang Yangming believed in the “learning of the mind,” an intuitive process.

• Fallis rejects the claim that non-deceptive liars do not intend to communicate anything believed-false, even if they intend to communicate something believed-true:

• Sixty-nine percent said they believed that Iran was now more likely to strike American interests in the Middle East and 62% said they believed there would be a war between the two countries.

believed sentence examples

• One former military intelligence officer told the BBC he believed the bombing was intentional and that the CIA's explanation was ludicrous; while another, a retired colonel, said he believed America's story.

• Essential polling earlier this month revealed just over half the population (55%) believed the app would limit the spread of coronavirus, and just under half (48%) believed it would speed up easing of restrictions.

• Essex Police, who are being helped by immigration officials, said they believed the lorry and trailer had come from Zeebrugge into Purfleet, Essex, and docked in the Thurrock area, and that the tractor unit was believed to have originated in Northern Ireland.

• Against the untruthfulness condition it has also been objected that it is not necessary for lying that the statement that is made is believed to be false; it is sufficient that the statement is not believed to be true, or is believed to be probably false (Carson 2006, 298; 2010, 18).