Sentence examples for believed not even from inspiring English sources

"Call Me Maybe" was originally destined for Ms. Jepsen's second album, and if what her manager recently told Billboard is to be believed, not even as the first single.

Safer's now-legendary conversation with Jeff Koons about his piece "Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank (Two Dr J Silver Series, Spalding NBA Tip-Off)" became the prime example of what Safer called "art speak," jargon that Safer believed not even the speakers fully understood.

Though anti-base forces have found an energetic advocate in the current governor, Takeshi Onaga, Yara believes "not even half" of Okinawans want all Americans gone.

These experiments highlight a sad truth on Wall Street that nobody seems to believe: Not even the professionals know what they're doing, really.

No, they wouldn't believe it, not even after they saw it through Mr. McIntyre's telescope.

Scientists believe that not even light beams can escape once they are inside.

No one who has ever been on the low end of the income spectrum believes this, not even Republicans.

Meanwhile, Gary Neville believes that not even Sir Alex Ferguson would have helped the England seniors win last year's World Cup.

If Ms Le Pen is to be believed, she may not even reach the first round.

But most Koreans, he believes, aren't even aware of how grave the situation is.

Believe it or not, even the Sierra Club is applauding.