Sentence examples for believed almost from inspiring English sources

The second son, Qusay, is believed almost certainly to be alive, American officials said.

No one succeeded on Tuesday, but it is believed almost 150 people made it through to the UK on Monday.

Although his version wasn't believed, almost a year after first being imprisoned Knox was charged alongside Sollecito.

"Unarmed truth and unconditional love," he believed, almost impossibly, would have the final word: "Right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant".

Duffy said that he believed almost all athletes, whether young or old, should ice their bodies after games to aid their recovery, but that he would not recommend a change for Prigioni.

Clark, who died in 1999 aged 71, fancied himself as a military expert and believed (almost certainly wrongly) that had it not been for Lady Thatcher's defenestration from Downing Street he would have become defence secretary.

With a little effort, you can believe almost anything.

There are people who are prepared to believe almost anything.

This means you can believe almost anything of them.

"I'd believe almost anything in this world".

He tells her that she would believe almost anything anyone would tell her and she cries.