Sentence examples for be believed with from inspiring English sources
verb
To accept as true, particularly without absolute certainty (i.e., as opposed to knowing)
- If you believe the numbers, you'll agree we need change.
It's also a deeply silly scene, if that can be believed, with women popping out of the window like corks and randomly disrobing.
Among pundits debate has raged about the meaning of the revelations, and even whether they can be believed with some incredulous commentators refusing to accept that the world's most powerful country could ever lose so much confidential information.
Male victims need to "feel they will be believed", with more awareness campaigns and "escape routes" including refuges and safe houses available, he said.
Incidentally, the French seem to be cool with the idea of full-body scanner, if this Le Monde poll is to be believed, with 43percentt of respondents saying they're in favor of the scanners.
Roth began his career with the 1959 collection "Goodbye, Columbus" and ended it (if he is to be believed) with the novel "Nemesis" in 2010, publishing more than two dozen books along the way.
Seeing is believing with the C903 Cyber-shot™.
As was the case with me, seeing is believing with IntoNow.
7 25 PM — 7 35 PM Computer vision: seeing is believing with Inon Beracha (former CEO, PrimeSense), Yonatan Wexler (EVP of R&D, OrCam) and Gadi Tirosh (Managing Partner, Jerusalem Venture Partners).
It is believed that with the new process the industrial separation of propylene and propane is greatly improved.
It is believed that with this technology, the possibility of survival and the chance for rescue are increased.
It is believed that with the development of the technology, many currently functional issues will be alleviated.
