Sentence examples for believed not always from inspiring English sources

In practice, these fobs are cheaply built and, if the Amazon reviews are to be believed, not always reliable.

A survey by Mintel, the market-research company, confirms that two-thirds of people choose kosher products because they believe (not always correctly) that they are made with high-quality ingredients.

Questioning the morality of using force against children, however restrained or proportionate, is largely fruitless because it comes down to what people believe, and what people believe is not always open to debate.

Your freedom to believe does not always give you a freedom to act.

And institutional care, these professionals believe, is not always the best way to help people deal with aging.

That's a bold quality that she believes may not always come naturally.

Other commission officials say that they came to believe they could not always trust him.

Hard as it may be to believe, bearded has not always been the face of choice for the ruling elite.

We believe this is not always applicable and can yield poor results in many settings.

Yorath, who managed Wales between 1988 and 1993, believes players are not always to blame for pulling out of international fixtures.

Bruce Fox said he believes reunions are not always wise.