Sentence examples for be believed by a from inspiring English sources

How did it feel, then, to finally be believed by a high court judge?

On Monday, Vance's subordinates filed a devastating twenty-five page brief, arguing, in great detail, that the accuser in the case would not be believed by a jury.

And even if he were, he would probably not be believed by an increasingly cynical public.

At the other extreme, coherence theorists can maintain that the specified set contains the propositions which would be believed by an omniscient being.

So a dash cam can provide valuable video evidence, and a driver with such evidence is far more likely to be believed by an insurance company or the courts than one who hasn't.

"But it's been believed by a lot of people for a long time.

The 2006 report stated: "It is believed by a number of workers that one of the difficulties that prevent this issue [CSE] being dealt with effectively is the ethnicity of the main perpetrators".

The prosecutors say that "there is clear evidence, capable of being believed by a tribunal of fact in a court of law, of systematic torture and killing of detained persons by the agents of the Syrian government".

The underlying cause is believed by all but a handful of climatologists to be global warming brought about by greenhouse-gas emissions.

Though the reason for the investigation was never specified, it was believed by analysts to be a precursor to an antitrust action.

He was believed by some to be a candidate for chancellor.