Sentence examples for believed of a from inspiring English sources

It was the third person killed in the area this year — all victims, it was believed, of a single tiger.

Hill was picked up first, as a result, it is believed, of a tip-off from the Royal Ulster Constabularly.

In 1972, he traveled to the Max Planck Institute for Behavioral Physiology near Munich to study the chaffinch, a bird that makes specific noises in response to different kinds of threats -- signs, Dr. Baptista believed, of a kind of language.

She is essentially computer-illiterate, which is hard to believe of a detective in 2001.

Mr Romney had won just 27% (or 23%, depending on who you believe) of a Hispanic electorate that represented 10% of votes cast nationally and was growing quickly.

The ocular melanoma test is just the beginning, he believes, of a new understanding of that cancer — and perhaps other cancers as well — and why they spread.

Pity the people in Najaf and Basra; it is of Israel they think, Mackay would have us believe of a people who have endured a terrible darkness.

It's a recognition of all the efforts, I'd like to believe, of a film, and the meaningfulness of an entire film.

The ice sheet covering Greenland has been melting at an increasing rate since 2003, a function, scientists believe, of a change in wind patterns.

Last week, the BBC ran a story about an outbreak of anthrax in Siberia, the result, researchers believe, of an old reindeer carcass released by melting permafrost.

Therefore we need to introduce a formal notion of a believed history for a particular agent.