Sentence examples for I sometimes believed from inspiring English sources

With men, I sometimes believed that I was good company, a loyal friend, a benign influence, but I never thought that I was doing them any favors by sleeping with them.

"I sometimes believe that I could give golf away, and they still wouldn't come," he says.

I have to admit, that I sometimes believe that, your PSB heritage may actually be holding back the development of strong commercial broadcasters.

"I sometimes believe that these rats are not rats at all," he says, "but the damned and aching souls of tenement landlords".

I sometimes believe that the best conversations occur offline -- when the cameras and tape records stop.

In my most optimistic moments, I sometimes believe that painting has the capacity to provoke a confrontation with the process of cognition, on both an individual and a societal level.

And if we have such complicated cases, where there is something wrong again and again, and we have to ask us diagnostically "What is the real problem?", there I sometimes believe, that some patients, also if they are tired of it, would be better off at a hospital.

Hard to believe, but I sometimes think we Christians spend more time criticizing large churches than anything else.

Audiences sometimes believe I am actually a man with a high voice.

It's also easier for me to sometimes believe I won't be forgiven.

It seems needlessly cumbersome to write or say 5'6.75," and rounding down almost an inch is less accurate, so I tell people I'm 5'7," which they sometimes believe.