Sentence examples for barely believe that from inspiring English sources

I can barely believe that he must now be 47 years old.

It was as if he could barely believe that he yet again had to find some language to do justice to this kind of violence.

The champion then was Serena Williams, and Hantuchova can barely believe that a decade and a half later, Williams shows no sign of slowing down.

And there is much to digest: you can barely believe that Tate Modern only opened in 2000 or that iPods were launched in 2001.

Like many of the refugees who had gathered at the airport on Monday, he said he could barely believe that the ban had been challenged, and that he would soon be stepping on American soil.

When Lewis, who was a leader of the movement and a chairman of S.N.C.C., took the stage, he seemed as if he could barely believe that he was up there.

In Moscow, where the new season has barely begun, the comrades can scarcely believe that their Army team has traveled further in the Champions League than the one Abramovich bankrolls in England.

In the end, I believe that is something that I strive to achieve...a surface that is barely there...almost dead.

As reporters descended on this quiet neighbourhood of grand wooden homes, persimmon orchards and allotments, Uematsu's neighbours could barely believe reports that he had returned to the facility where he was employed until February this year and begun stabbing residents as they slept, in many cases slitting their throats.

At an emotional level, the Tories could barely believe their luck that the gods had decided to deliver to them a Labour leader to the left of Michael Foot who lacks any executive experience after 32 years as an MP.

If you still barely believe me, here is a fact that doesn't lie: the security had so little to do that they were taking pictures of the crowd when they weren't posing squarely.