Sentence examples for believed back from inspiring English sources

We all believed back then that having a certain degree of neurosis made you interesting.

The candidates, whom we truly believed back in 2005 to be the cream of British go-getters, are now a knowingly risible bunch of fame-seeking ditherers.

As Ben and I reminisced, I couldn't help wondering if Michael's new philosophy might, in a strange way, be a logical extension of what he believed back then — that "gay" is a limiting category and that sexual identities can change.

"Remember how I had so much difficulty talking to you? Remember?" She believed back then that I had found her more and more ignorant each time I came home.

Detective Michael Phenneger of Manor Township, Pa., said in an interview that the authorities believed back then that Mr. Mineo had attended a public high school in Lancaster for at least some time.

This week, it's 30 years since I started my first job in radio, and I'd never have believed back then that I'd have such a fascinating, challenging and fun career.

Austin Mitchell, another Labour backbencher, said he believed backing the plans was a "mistake" and several of his colleagues shared that view.

There was huge press interest: hard as it may be to believe, back then we were vaguely cool.

You could really believe, back then, that corporations, like American society itself, were being transformed by youthful idealism.

Esiason and Carton had no reason to believe back then that they would ever share a station with the Yankees, and possibly Sterling.

We thought slavery was a thing of the past, as the newspapers and movies led us to believe back then.