Sentence examples for believed of what from inspiring English sources

The sections of this piece, lasting 20 minutes in total, are all we have, it is believed, of what would have been Mendelssohn's third major oratorio.

It was impossible to tell how much they believed of what they were saying, and often difficult to find much difference among them.

The people of Baghdad adapted to the new reality of war, which consisted of the steady bombing of buildings associated with Saddam Hussein and his power, but not, by and large, with themselves — although the Al Sha'ab bombing was a foretaste, most people believed, of what was to come, and their trepidation was confirmed two days later, when another bombing caused even more civilian casualties.

Matthew2012 06 March 2014 11 27am All economics is based upon a believe of what things are worth rather than an intrinsic value.

How much or how little should we believe of what these characters say, as they dart in and out of Glass's dark world, sometimes telling lies?

He added: "For the period ahead Wales will be receiving a figure in line with most definitions, I believe, of what people think is fair".

Kim Burrell talks about the enemy was working to twist her words when the simple fact is her words were true and she believes of what she speaks and that is fine.

I'm both a journalism geek and an optimist, so I'll choose to believe most of what he believes.

"There's a beautiful saying: don't believe what you hear, believe half of what you see," he said.

Hard to believe, but not impossible to believe because of what else we learned on our tour of the South.

After calling two music executives liars, he said, "Come to think of it, you can't believe much of what I say, either".