Sentence examples for believed ever from inspiring English sources

Most of us have believed ever since, though not all, apparently.

When Putin was in his early 30s, three general secretaries of the Central Committee of the Communist Party in a row died suddenly — without, if the official media were to be believed, ever having been ill.

Tomalin has believed ever since she wrote The Invisible Woman that it is possible that Nelly was with Dickens in Peckham when the final crisis came and that she took him home to his daughters and sister-in-law at his Kent house, Gad's Hill – possibly he was already unconscious – in conditions of utmost secrecy in order to protect both their names.

Or so I've believed ever since taking my first illicit toke as a teenager.

He was not, but Maxwell did believe, ever more strongly, that reality was the best fiction.

But EU diplomats believe "ever closer union" and the euro "ins and outs" issues can be sorted.

The big question, however, remains unanswered: can grassroots action, in which Lustgarten clearly believes, ever change the existing power structures?

The market keeps building us new room to believe, ever more American territories to light out for.

But hey, I believe ever pot has a lid, so it will float someone's boat.

King Salman is not believed himself ever to have been listed as a shareholder.

It's like the coolest game of make-believe ever".