Sentence examples for believed far from from inspiring English sources

And to suggest that all of them are fixated on Cumberbatch only because they dream of having sex with him is, if my interviewees are to be believed, far from the truth.

And to suggest that all of them are fixated with Cumberbatch only because they dream of having sex with him is, if my interviewees are to be believed, far from the truth.

The Mail believed that "far from healing the Tory Party's age-old rift over Europe, it promises only to increase the bitterness" and Cameron "comes out of this sorry saga badly wounded".

The more cynical believed that, far from being a romantic choice, Moyes had been recruited because he was a cheap option who would not rock the boat and maintain the Ferguson model with minimal fuss and investment.

It's believed (but far from confirmed) that Apple may be zeroing in on the major revamp they're after.

Stephen was finally able to bring Symeon before the Synod on charges of honoring as a saint someone who Stephen believed was far from saintly.

This is a serious claim and one that we believe is far from the truth.

The argument that Muslim faith developed far later and more waveringly than the faithful themselves are taught to believe is far from original to Holland, but he explains the rather esoteric scholarly debates very effectively.

He believes that far from Portugal becoming more lenient, the reality is that the state intervenes far more than it did before Law 30 and the other associated legislation was introduced.

His sites are arrayed over very common contemporary interests — celebrity, pornography, sports, Hollywood — that would not be out of place in mass magazines (a dead-tree medium, by the way, that he believes is far from dead).

Today there are many Zimbabweans who believe that, far from being a good man corrupted by power, Mugabe's ruthless streak was forged long ago in the bitter liberation struggle, during which he spent 10 years in jail.