Sentence examples for believed a little bit from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of media hype when they got to number one and maybe the players just believed a little bit of that," the former Yorkshire batsman said.

Former captain Michael Vaughan believes England should, and will, continue with the same group of batsmen for the Sri Lanka series, but feels they may have become carried away with the victories which took them to the top of the world rankings, "There was a lot of media hype when they got to number one and maybe the players just believed a little bit of that," the former Yorkshire batsman said.

"I still believe a little bit that changing gender roles have hurt relationships," Barris said.

"But I do believe a little bit of bold, attention-getting ideas need to get to broadcast television.

"It relieves us of the pressure, I believe, a little bit to just go in and play a game in Boston," he said after Monday's loss.

"As you said: 'Good movement and good passing by England.' We can play like the Dutch, we've just got to believe a little bit more in ourselves".

The judges "have allowed us to believe a little bit in the system," said Edwin Canil, the president of the Association for Justice and Reconciliation, an alliance of survivors from seven Mayan groups that brought the case against General Ríos Montt.

We were a little timid in our attacks in the first-half, but in the second-half we started to believe a little bit after we scored.

"We truly believe a little bit more experience in the legs and a couple more years training, we're actually sending a stronger squad.

We've got goalscorers in the team, we were on the front foot and you've just got to believe a little bit.

"I think they now believe a little bit". But do the Dodgers believe?