Sentence examples for believe well from inspiring English sources

Neil's Baron Hardup was, I believe, well received in Kettering.

"Do you feel you have to agree with what most of the people round you believe?" "Well, if I don't I usually land up in hospital".

Then he cited a line from a famous poem by Bei Dao: "I do not believe!" "Well," Wang said, his face solemn on the screen, his voice rising slightly.

However, a member of the Shadow Cabinet and a senior backbencher both insisted that the Government's calculations were unduly cautious – they believe well over 100 of Labour's 232 MPs will vote in favour, no matter what the party's tactics.

Wall Street analysts believe well over half of Bear Stearns's employees will be made redundant, with around 600 jobs at risk in London, where the company employs 1,350 people.

Of course, I believe – well, I would, wouldn't I? – that the Guardian is fighting this surveillance fight with calm and skill: that those, in the name of democracy, who seek to smother its efforts under a blanket of intimidation are betraying themselves as well as us.

"I believe well-constructed currency strategies can enhance traditional portfolios by improving diversification, risk management and liquidity.

Her comment that "Prince Philip is, I believe, well-known for declining compliments of any kind," brought laughter from the guests and she added "but throughout he has been a constant strength and guide".

Some in the organization believe Wells responds best when challenged, and tonight seemed to be an example.

Guillot believes — well, sort of — that Laoban has the edge, even over Nyquist, despite having yet to win.

Before the song's completion, Travolta agreed to sing it, believing "Well, it will be a cute song, whatever it is".