Sentence examples for be believed which is from inspiring English sources

The reading aloud brings out the character's intention to be believed, which is so revealing of the desire to predominate beneath it.

It's almost too mad to be believed, which is why it's so clever that Narcos uses real life footage of Escobar and 80s Colombia alongside the drama.

"Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper," Thomas Jefferson — then president — wrote to 17-year-old John Norvell in an 1807 letter shown here (which also provided the exhibition's title).

It truly has to be seen to be believed, which is why I'm showing it to you.

Many actually did "Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper," said Thomas Jefferson, whose rape of his slave Sally Hemings was publicly exposed by a journalist.

If John Boehner is to be believed — which, admittedly, is a real question — Republicans are once again willing to push America into default and/or shut down the government if they don't get their way.

If they are to be believed, which I am inclined to do, then we now know that the persecution and harassment will not stop until the leadership is held to account.

"Often people with learning disabilities aren't believed, which is a major, major problem," he said.

If the rumor is to believed, which is entirely up to you, then you'll see Apple's first ad for the iPhone during tonight's Oscar telecast.

I'm just sharing about what I believe, which is that God's love is unconditional.

"Parents, society, and even friends are telling us "who we should be," and "what we are to believe," which is setting a ridiculously fast pace for buying into bullshit on a regular basis!