Sentence examples for almost certainly believe from inspiring English sources

But whatever your political stripe, you almost certainly believe in equality of opportunity.

Behind the wheel, Maytorena almost certainly believed the tunnel operation had been yet another audacious success.

The Argentinian pilots almost certainly believed they had launched their missiles at one of the two British aircraft carriers, Hermes and Invincible.

He almost certainly believed that a new kingdom was coming, one so imminent that his disciples could live by it already.

Livingstone almost certainly believes he would find it far easier to defeat an opponent so closely linked to Blair and Brown than, say, Jon Cruddas, the MP for Dagenham.

Chapman almost certainly believed that his translation had been inspired by the spirit of Homer, and, presumably, that his many expansive paraphrases and circumlocutions reflected what Homer had dictated to him as he slumbered.

3. The authors of the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees the equal protection of the law and was adopted in 1868, almost certainly believed that racially segregated schools were permissible.

"And as he almost certainly believed in the bodily resurrection at the Day of Judgement, he wouldn't want his skeleton being continually pulled out of storage to be looked at and studied".

He was commemorated on 19 March, meaning that was almost certainly believed to have been the date of his death.

However, these last few days I have been seeing too many people here sneer at their fellow countrymen for enjoying 'the bread and circuses', sneer at their country's pride as something unpleasantly nationalistic, sneer at their countrymen because they (almost certainly wrongly) believe that they are unable to pay any attention to anything other then the games.

This is what Bashar al Assad almost certainly now believes, for three years on from Syrian government forces firing on protesters conflict fatigue has firmly set in in the West.