Sentence examples for believe back in from inspiring English sources

I believe back in the 80s it was still considered a "security risk" to be gay in the CF (Canadian Forces), but parliament abandoned that thinking in the 90s.

Well, to be fair, as we learn listening to the soundtrack to The Book of Mormon's hit song "I Believe," back in 1978 God had a change of heart about black people -- BLACK PEOPLE!

The candidates, whom we truly believed back in 2005 to be the cream of British go-getters, are now a knowingly risible bunch of fame-seeking ditherers.

A: It is a very sad story for us personally, as we believed back in 2010 in the mission of WikiLeaks — we've been writing about the Russian secret services since 2000, and we run our website Agentura.ru as a security services watchdog, thus transparency and holding power in check are important words for us.

"The Chinese market (had) been growing at a pace that no one could have believed" back in the 1960s when Hong Kong's textile industry focuses on the U.S. and overseas markets, he says.

I believed back in the previous decade that any great web editor/producer given a staff of 10 to 15 could build a huge meaningful local news, information and advertising business, with well managed overhead and lots of original, freelance and aggregated content.

You may find this hard to believe, but back in the 90s, I was what you might consider a bit of a Microsoft fanboy.

"I cannot quite believe myself back in England in this unknown region," he protested.

Hard as it may be to believe today, back in the early 1960s this was still a tricky goal.

"I believe that back in those days Aborigines were seen as vermin because out of their culture they lived off the land, and what they saw, they utilised.

It's hard to believe that back in the 1930's, when it was on the radio, "The Goldbergs" rivaled "Amos 'n' Andy" in popularity.