Sentence examples for become believed from inspiring English sources

If uncontested, rumors become believed as fact.

We have seen the Republican base and leadership living month-by-month in their own media bubble -- telling themselves the same things over and over again, to the point at which things become believed simply because they are heard so often -- only to have that bubble popped by the reality of a genuine election.

Other people got paranoid and their brains flew directly to Orwell, under the misguided assumption that any content on TV, being electronic, somehow bypassed the membrane of critical thinking we employ when reading a book; seeing would instantly become believing.

And for Assombalonga, thinking has become believing.

As more and more information is known about us, the more tailored our treatments will become, believes Wayne Parslow, European manager for US healthcare analytics company, MedeAnalytics.

I have never had strict demands for who you should become or not become, believe or not believe, love or not love.

In the past few years, Guinness has moved swiftly through slogans: "Good things come to those who wait" became "Believe" in 2002 and then "Out of the darkness comes light" this year.

Seeing becomes believing, and improvements over those three weeks could make you gluten free for life.

The smaller the amount of the active ingredient, the more powerful the medicine would become, he believed.

How can anyone then justly feign despair when such impressions become widely believed?

It has become widely believed that surgery produces normoglycaemia via a direct effect upon the incretin hormones.