Sentence examples for believed negative from inspiring English sources

The family believed negative and stereotypical imagery was being used "to reinforce the image of a mad and dangerous man", Anwar said.

A poll sponsored by the Council on American-Islamic Relations found 25% of Americans believed negative stereotypes about Muslims to be true and that Muslims "teach their children to hate".

"We can't make nobody believe negative for us," Cedeño said.

They're cynical by nature, and they're more likely to believe negative information than positive information".

SocGen's Michael Sanderson said: In our view the positive momentum was too great following its results in March, and we now believe negative momentum is too great given the proven fundamentals of the business.

The author of the report, Louis Christopher, believes negative gearing reform would be "a good thing", but says such reform "should be done as part of a wider property tax reform that should include a broad-based land tax and the elimination of stamp duties".

We are all disinclined to believe negative things, particularly when they seem distant and removed.

Media believe negative news sells more newspapers and provide more clicks.

Some of the vegans in attendance said they believe negative feelings towards veganism are in part behind the backlash.

Some of the vegans in attendance said they believe negative feelings toward veganism are in part behind the backlash.

There is still confusion as to how Boiler Room can affect media perceptions among the demographic who actually believe negative stereotyping about Carnival – chiefly, suburban-dwelling Daily Mail readers.