Sentence examples for again believed that from inspiring English sources

Psychiatric experts said he had stopped responding to medication and, severely delusional again, believed that his fiancée, Caroline Costello, was a "robot" or a "doll" conspiring to kill him.

Bailed out once by friends, family or government, we tend to repeat the same behavior again, believing that someone will come to the rescue.

Then again, believing that no sane county would willingly perch itself on the edge of an economic abyss is a rational, sensible emotion.

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, and many of his colleagues have been reluctant to act again, believing that last year's cuts will continue to help growth in coming months.

So Nicole Hemmings may once again believe that the New York City she discovered when she arrived from Australia in April is still alive, still feisty and funky and enchanting despite the horror.

But whichever partner BT eventually chooses, the marriage encapsulates a wider trend in the telecoms sector: the industry's bosses again believe that there are important synergies to be had by owning both wireless and wireline networks.Dominant wisdom about whether both belong together has changed over the years.

Russell said he understands that frustration, but again, believes that the rate of improvement is increasing rather than remains stagnant.

Others again believe that cleaning behaviour is simply one-sided exploitation, a form of parasitism.

A few laps later Villeneuve re-passed Pironi and slowed down again, believing that Pironi was simply trying to entertain the Italian crowd.

Ruth responded by claiming Ruppert would rescind the fine and suspension, and that he would never play for Huggins again, believing that Ruppert would side with him over Huggins.

They want to be told that the best days of America are still ahead of us - that we can once again believe that our children will have better lives than we do today.