Sentence examples for I'd believe from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I'd believe" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing a conditional belief or opinion about something. Example: "If you told me that story, I'd believe you."
And when I'd really cycle down, I'd believe what she was experiencing was all my fault.
"I'd believe almost anything in this world".
I think I'd believe anything Livvy told me.
In short, I'm not sure I'd believe the hype.
If I were 20 now, and someone told me that, I'm not sure I'd believe it.
"If you told me some guy on the street was carrying an atom bomb, I'd believe it".
Angry that I'd believed this anti-woman propaganda.
That is, I would have been grieved if I'd believed it, but I didn't".
I continue to admire them, in part because it's even harder than I'd believed.
"I was dumbfounded, heartbroken and outraged that I'd believed him at all," she wrote.
This is what I'd believed, but I apparently I had it all wrong.
