Sentence examples for almost have believed from inspiring English sources

Jeanne had to wait until the fall to clean the place; the old Bousque woman took eight long months to die, eight months of beautiful spring and summer; you'd almost have believed that she was doing it on purpose.

That does not correspond to anything that Christians have believed for almost 2,000 years".

Indeed, the forces that altered Scotland's political landscape on Thursday were almost supernatural – no one would have believed them possible.

Although almost all anthropologists through time have believed that humans comprise one species, few scholars of the early 20th century believed that the various races showed equal capacity for cultural development.

It might be a clunking comparison, but who might have believed that, almost 250 years after female convicts were being forced into the tents of slavering soldiers on the eucalypt coasts of Oz, there's still a need for placards on Delhi's streets proclaiming "It's a dress, not a yes".

For some time we have believed that almost all patients with chronic cough can be cured by systematically identifying and treating asthma, GORD and rhinosinusitis.

Since the winter of 1999-2000, when depletion was almost as bad, scientists had believed an improvement was under way as pollution was reduced.

Whether you want to or not, writes Gregg Doyel on CBSSports.com, you almost have to believe now, don't you?

The elegance of hydrogen technology is hard to resist: as Arnason points out, you almost have to believe in it.

They would almost have us believe that all they ever wanted was ABN's wholesale banking, global payments and Asian businesses and LaSalle was an elaborate ruse.

Yet some of the more garish headlines that have punctuated her six-month tenure as UK development secretary – Poverty barons make a fortune from taxpayer-funded aid budget, Snouts in the aid trough, Foreign aid cash wasted on consultants – would almost have you believe she does little else.