Sentence examples for believed correctly from inspiring English sources

Truman believed, correctly, that he was serving his country.

It believed, correctly, that progress is not possible without standards.

Johnson believed, correctly, that the pits were closed.

For more than a decade, Google believed (correctly, it seems) that anything that made the internet bigger, made Google richer.

Mr. Blair has long believed, correctly, that Britain should be as central a player in European affairs as France and Germany.

As the Battle of Britain approached, British intelligence believed — correctly — that Hitler, assisted by Ribbentrop, planned to restore the duke to the throne as a quisling monarch.

These theological divisions – which pit believers against non-believers, and those who believe correctly against those who don't – are a major contributor to America's sharply divided politics.

He shorted Internet stocks, believing, correctly, that most of these were wildly inflated.

Julius, I believe correctly, identifies Eliot's anti-Semitism as being of a very recognisable, almost quintessentially English type.

They did so believing (correctly) that they would get away with it, and convinced themselves they deserved it.

This antipathy to free trade baffles conventionally schooled policymakers who believe, correctly, that it makes us better off on average.