Sentence examples for believed bad from inspiring English sources
They believed bad environments led people to crime.
We had a civil war in America in the mid-19th century because we had a lot of people who believed bad things — namely that you could enslave people because of the color of their skin.
One study of 3,000 young women found more than half of 16 to 25-year-olds say the media make them feel that "being pretty and thin" is the most important thing, and over 95% said the role models with the most influence - albeit, they believed, bad - over young girls were Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham, both famously thin.
Around the same time, a second man, John Gorrie, a Florida physician and inventor who studied tropical diseases and believed "bad air" in sickrooms could be made less infectious if cooled by ice hung from the ceiling, received a patent for an ice machine, in 1851.
I certainly believe bad guys belong in jail".
If someone becomes gay, it is also, I believe, bad for him. . . .
Cuban believes bad officiating led to the Kings' loss to the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals last year.
So a pessimist tends to believe bad things are permanent, while an optimist will view the same problem as temporary, he notes.
The Department of Education, he said, seems to think there is no artistic value in practical arts, apparently believing bad stereotypes about shop.
The Irish campaign has been afflicted by injuries but O'Brien believes bad luck and not bad tactics has been the problem for Declan Kidney's side.
