Sentence examples for believed a cold from inspiring English sources

In California, 21.0% of women surveyed in 2003 believed a cold or flu should usually be treated with an antibacterial drug.

Some believe a cold winter benefits some species.

If someone believes a cold remedy works, it just might.

He believed in a cold pursuit of something; his objective was not to proselytize but to give himself over to the sport.

For decades, an odd woodpecker-like sound, at 10 beats per second, would jam Western frequencies in what experts believed was a Cold War communications weapon used by Moscow.

Charlotte believes that a cold heart that lacks empathy and compassion is a closed heart, and she has the tools to open hearts, gently with loving kindness.

They do not believe that a cold-blooded, deliberate nuclear strike by either Russia or the United States is remotely plausible.

At the dinner he believed he caught a cold, but I am convinced he is just having a hangover from his hangover.

He said he believes a vestige of Moscow's cold war biological-weapons program is continuing in Russia under the guise of defensive research.

Benjamin Franklin, a tireless experimenter, strongly believed that cold air was good for the body.

I'll spare you the gory details, but he'd been led to believe it was a cold remedy.