Sentence examples for believed along from inspiring English sources

Instead, the majority in all three countries believed, along with Freud, that dreams reveal important unconscious emotions.

Elinor believed (along with Yeats) that the war was not a fit subject for artistic expression, though I suppose even Elinor would accept that medical illustration is necessary.

But the local prosecutor believed (along with others) that the statute covered not only images of real children, but printed or written words involving fictional children.

Mr. Burnett said that he believed, along with Republicans in Congress, that a tax on medical devices should be repealed, and that the individual mandate to purchase health insurance should be delayed a year.

David Barton reads the "church and state" letter to mean that Jefferson "believed, along with the other founders, that the First Amendment had been enacted only to prevent the federal establishment of a national denomination".

Creation is all about biology, a subject that I scorned at school, both because it was abysmally taught and because I believed, along with Ernest Rutherford, that "physics is the only real science.

As Varoufakis put it, "the IMF, the United States' government, many other governments around the globe, and most independent economists believe – along with us – that the debt must be restructured".

So please believe along with us".

So while Weissmann thinks the New York Times underweights the potential and unknowable risk of heretofore unseen levels of job loss, I believe (along with hundreds of economists) that he underweights the immediate, definite risk of keeping the minimum wage too low.

We both believe, along with the Jews, in the idea of a single God.

Some moderate Basques believe, along with ETA, in total separation from Spain.