Sentence examples for believed been from inspiring English sources
There has not, it is believed, been any such discussion in suspect circles which has been detected about the London Marathon.
He had always, he believed, been better than McGwire, but one of the awful truths about baseball is the simplicity of its measurement.
Mr Brown's reliance on commissioning "celebrity reviews", such as the report by Sir Derek Wanless on the future of the National Health Service, had, Lord Turnbull believed, been "an unworthy development in the sense that it belittles other ministers".
But for some reason Naysmith had to leave the flat – which she continued to regard as her home, and from which she had, she believed, been unjustly evicted – instead taking up residence in her car outside, and refusing all offers of help and accommodation that did not include reoccupying her old home.
Polls, Rogers believed, are a majoritarian monstrosity.
The conflict, he believed, was winnable.
Yet that, he believed, was the point.
Keynesian economics, they believed, was weakening Britain.
That, I believe, is serious.
