Sentence examples for as is often believed from inspiring English sources

The car featured in the film is a 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T, with a 440 cubic-inch V-8, and not a 426 Hemi V-8 (as is often believed).

Egypt is not, as is often believed, an entirely flat country.

"Kim Jong-un wants to show to the outside world that he is not as isolated and reclusive as is often believed," said Kim Yong-hyun, a North Korea specialist at Dongguk University in Seoul.

(iv) In particular, it will be shown that the joint fourth-order moment of the decorrelated driving process is a more relevant parameter for the step-size bound rather than, as is often believed, the second-order moment.

Hence, the pitchers are modified leaves and not specialised flowers as is often believed.

It is often believed that natural forest communities should occur more widespread in South Africa, as well as in other African countries.

Such reminders were often believed ineffective.

He finds no reason to believe, as is often claimed, that the "green fairy" sparked the radical new art of heavy drinkers like Verlaine, Rimbaud, van Gogh, Gauguin, Wilde and Strindberg.

However, as is often the case, you can't necessarily believe everything you read on or about social media.

While German tanks remained restricted to the roads, U.S. armor would now be able to maneuver more freely, although in practice these devices were not as effective as often believed.

For the ban exists not (as the public is often led to believe) because mobiles disrupt an aircraft's sensitive avionics, but rather to stop them playing havoc with the phone companies' receiving equipment on the ground that is trying to handle their calls.