Sentence examples for believe seems from inspiring English sources

And now "I don't believe" seems to be principally a stab in the direction of the dance theater of Pina Bausch.

England have 33 overs to bat, I believe (seems have had it wrong for most of the last session - now you all know why I usually just stick the run target up there and leave it) and South Africa still need to take five wickets.

The president's new stump speech, if the trial balloons are to be believed, seems like a fine start.

This year marks Peter Capaldi's first holiday as the Doctor, with Nick Frost joining him and Clara (Jenna Coleman) as Santa, who, if the sneak preview is to be believed, seems more action hero than jolly old elf.

Nichols, Jacobs believed, "seemed to understand what these people most needed".

It makes "mapping" seem far less sophisticated than it is, and "believing" seem amorphous and superfluous.

"But Amory has always believed — seemed to believe — that free-market economics alone, rationally applied, will solve the problem.

Ultimate success, he believed, seemed most sturdily built on the foundation of failure.

CSKA fans, if the various message boards are to be believed, seem generally sceptical, remembering the dark days of his lusophone predecessor Artur Jorge.

Against the reality of the trees, such make-believe seems tawdry.

And seeming is believing, it seems, because I believed it.