Sentence examples for although i believed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "although I believed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or contradiction between a belief and a subsequent realization or event. Example: "Although I believed in the project's success, the outcome was disappointing."
Mr. Stinson writes: "Although I believed him, I felt that catering to higher-ups was too much like boot-licking.
"This reduction by HSBC below 2.5% creates another milestone – and although I believed we would see rates this low some time this year, it has occurred a lot quicker than many envisioned".
Oh, M&S, I want to love you, really I do but you don't make it easy: I am not and probably never have been a 36B, although I believed and trusted your nice lingerie lady, and spent the next 10 years buying the wrong bra.
Although I believed, deeply so, that life had no objective purport, that I was searching for meaning in a meaningless world, I yearned to be proven wrong.
Although I believed this project would come about in one way, what has emerged required me to move beyond my own limited thinking and broaden the frame.
"Although I believe that the truth is really with me, I am a little bit nervous".
(Although I believe he is racing or testing somewhere this weekend).
It's a gamble on our part, although I believe it's a gamble worth taking.
The gift will be given to him although I believe I will never actually see the recipient.
"And the public advocate is a powerless position, although I believe I could make something out of that job".
Although I believe the printed newspaper will survive, I suspect 10-15 years from now more people will read tablet equivalents.
