Sentence examples for as is sometimes believed from inspiring English sources
"[N]either are the poor as poor as conventional statistics make out, nor the relatively rich quite as well off as is sometimes believed," says the ICP study.That may also be true within countries.
The share of people who list individual success as a primary driver lags far behind a sign that development hasn't eroded traditional values as much as is sometimes believed in China.
Given that the denominators of these two indicators are different, it is easy to see that FPC is not one minus unmet need, as is sometimes commonly believed.
The case against Tony Blair is sometimes that he believed nothing, and sometimes that he believed too much.
Intron gain is possibly not as rare as sometimes believed [ 39], however, it could be confined to certain gene families and/or to discrete evolutionary phases [ 40], for as yet unexplored reasons.
Finally, when Bohr insisted on the use of classical concepts for understanding quantum phenomena, he did not believe, as it is sometimes suggested, that macroscopic objects or the measuring apparatus always have to be described in terms of the dynamical laws of classical physics.
Although interdisciplinary programs "are not as inexpensive as we are sometimes led to believe," they are "one of the things we do really well here". Interdisciplinary programs attract students, they give faculty members a high degree of job satisfaction and they generate new intellectual perspectives, she said.
"We are not as important to the outside world as we are sometimes led to believe," he told the Stage in 2010.
Did his initial suicide attempt land him in some sort of alternate reality or purgatory, or is Wilfred's presence symptomatic of Ryan's psychosis, as we are sometimes led to believe?
As with the weary argument over who is the best center fielder of all time, Willie Mays or Mickey Mantle, the truth is sometimes what you want to believe.
