Sentence examples for believed began from inspiring English sources

The park, he added, was a "regular park, a city park," and said it had a curfew that he believed began at midnight.

The plot of the "historical romance called Progress," he believed, began to fall apart at Hiroshima and unravelled still more every time modernization theory failed in practice.

The results of those tests, which showed the system to be in better shape than many (including — full disclosure — me) believed, began to leak in early May.

Kogvik resolved to keep the encounter secret, fearing the missing camera was an omen of bad spirits, which generations of Inuit have believed began to wander King William Island after Franklin and his men perished.

Newsnight was informed of the intelligence-led operation, which it is believed began in 1981 and involved a team of undercover regional crime squad officers, including some from Yorkshire, who were based at Gilmour House – a large police headquarters in Kennington in south London.

Among the philosophical tendencies that Voltaire most deplored, in fact, were those that he associated most powerfully with Descartes who, he believed, began in skepticism but then left it behind in the name of some positive philosophical project designed to eradicate or resolve it.

A practice that historians believe began with the Nazi regime, "disappeared" persons are denied even the right to legally exist and be labeled a political prisoner.

May's alienation, the film would have us believe, began when she had to wear a patch over a lazy eye and the other children shunned her.

Which brings us to SDN, an approach that most believe began in the late 2000s.

He is pro-life, which he believes begins at conception.

Old age, he came to believe, begins at forty-five, the age at which we begin to die.