Sentence examples for at once believed from inspiring English sources

Reagan, whose capacious mind could hold many contradictory ideas at once, believed both that the Soviet Union was doomed and that it was on the verge of achieving a world-wide triumph.

Although outnumbered, Wellesley resolved to attack at once, believing that the Maratha army would soon move off.

Spacey supported the decision to release all of the episodes at once, believing that this type of release pattern will be increasingly common with television shows.

Nevertheless, he resolved to attack at once, believing that if he waited for Stevenson, the Marathas would have the chance to slip away and force the pursuit to drag on.

A hefty shot of liquor at Christmas was once believed to bless the crops, and even the non-drinkers i.e., childrenon-drinkers i animals–took part in the ceremony.e

What I first thought would be hokey and touristy turned into an entertaining and dignified look at another culture, one I once believed to be severe and austere.

It is therefore worthwhile for people to evolve better repair mechanisms than mice, and thus to age more slowly.The rate at which an animal aged was once believed to be related to its size.

With blond streaks in a mane bound into a ponytail by a feathery tie, she looked at ease in an environment she once believed was too stuffy for her style.

Governments at all levels cannot pay for the services we once believed that we would have coming to us forever.

At least that is what Sir Walter Raleigh, a 16th-century British adventurer, once believed.

He'd once believed that Tebow was "judgmental," but they'd met at the Super Bowl and got along.