Sentence examples for I believed yet from inspiring English sources

As a young girl, I was encouraged to voice my opinions and stand up for what I believed, yet I received only minimal training in what to do when others did not agree or had a negative response to what I was saying.

Although today our opponents are at the Rhine and at the Oder, I do not believe yet that there will be a coup brought about by the German people.

And, in the limited understanding I had of myself at that time, I believed I needed yet another man to fill the unfillable hole in my soul.

Her way of judging a dancer was to ask, "Do I believe you?" Yet the honesty of one age can look like artifice or convention to another.

In "My Literary Passions" Howells recalled his youthful reading of Dickens: While I read him, I was in a world where the right came out best... and where merit was crowned with the success which I believe will yet attend it in our daily life.

If - more probably when - he reaches a China crisis, I believe there could yet be redemption, professional and personal.

I believe the column "Yet Another Reminder: Forget the Suntan" put a bit too much emphasis on sunlight as a major causal factor for melanoma.

People tell me I'm white and I believe them …" Yet to bang on about race every time Jacobs-Jenkins's name comes up seems reductive, trite and an injustice.

I'm not sure I believe the scene, yet the belief that it enshrines feels true; the monks are saying farewell to worldly things, drinking deep of passing joys.

I believe they have yet to reach that point.

In a later post I will expand, including what I believe but cannot yet demonstrate.