Sentence examples for believed being from inspiring English sources

She believed being gay was a burden I would have to carry all my life.

I erroneously actually believed being saved from Vietnam by Berrigan and his colleagues.

But they had to release the hostages and could not take them to join the hundreds of travelers who are believed being held for ransom in pirate strongholds.

He always maintained he could have been a Nazi if he'd been born in Germany – he believed being on the right side was for him a result of geography rather than morality.

And by "continuous" I don't mean "continual," a distinction that Bryson elucidates in "Bryson's Dictionary of Troublesome Words," one of several also improbably entertaining books on language he has written, despite, if his memoir is to be believed, being a marginal student in high school and a onetime college dropout before lighting out for England in the 70's.

I could look at the work capability assessment, still the bridge between being too sick to work and (if believed) being given money to live, despite being deemed "brutal" and "biased" by doctors, ruled as unfair to people with mental health problems by the courts and being administered by a private company that, after months of incompetence, the government has just admitted isn't up to the job.

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.

I believe being sick is no excuse.