Sentence examples for are always believed from inspiring English sources

Within cross-border marriages, foreign brides' economic contributions to their families are often underestimated due to the fact that they are always believed to be passport and economic "dependents".

"When all is summed up, a man never speaks of himself without loss; his accusations of himself are always believed, his praises never".

Kids are always believing it.

It was always believed that a good cricketer could adapt to whatever format of the game he found himself in.

And Coach Mac, he's always believed in us and wanted us to strive to become our best".

'He's always believed in my capacity to be one of the best in the world,' she added later.

"It was always believed that the police officer would do what was in his best interest, both personally and professionally," he said.

It was always believed that the well-known rods and cones, which provide conscious vision, were the eye's only photoreceptors.

His strong-willed wife, the daughter of a former member of Congress, was always believed to be more of a political animal than her husband.

Perhaps that's why he's always believed, despite the urban myth that the project is cursed, that he could always make this film.

Christensen, a stickhandling and shooting whiz who played for five N.H.L. clubs without catching on, was always believed to be the type of player who would thrive in Europe.