Sentence examples for believed is about from inspiring English sources

The argument here goes something like this: "Look, we get that the last 18 months haven't exactly been a day at Disneyland, but seriously, do you really want to put those guys in charge again?" Republicans, meanwhile, keep talking about the elections as an up-or-down vote on President Obama and the Democratic Congress — which, if polls can be believed, is about as popular as head lice.

French cooking, she believed, was about rules; it was as much science as art.

Last year, David Letterman apologized for a joke that Ms. Palin believed was about the athlete Alex Rodriguez impregnating her teenage daughter Willow.

The British captain in charge ordered the police to fire on a crowd that he believed was about to rush his station.

Barbie, she believes, is about shaping notions of feminine beauty and gender roles.

She's going to marry Robert Westinghouse, who I believe is about to turn fifteen.

They are terrified of failure and of the Godless world they believe is about to engulf or crush them.

Change, we believe, is about words, and then more.

Make believe is about projecting or layering our imagination on top of a current situation or circumstance.

Don't arrest someone you believe is about to commit a crime.

Video games, we have been led to believe, are about wasting time.