Sentence examples for believed only for from inspiring English sources

Winsor, the chief inspector of constabulary, said the watchdog had ordered in 2014 that victims should be automatically believed only for the purposes of recording a crime in official statistics.

But the way it was described to jurors meant they might have believed only humiliation was necessary for a guilty verdict, he said.

On May 7th, the students of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology plan to hold the first (and they believe only) convention for time travellers.

Due heterogeneity of interoperable cloud services, their usage scenarios and requirements, we believe only one model for evaluating is not enough.

Sloper falls in love with Morris Townsend, who Catherine's father believes only wants her for her inheritance.

Because the authors believe only a lateral projection for the evaluation of the ankle is not sufficient, as an exception this item was taken up in the consensus.

Believe only what you see for yourself.

A poem needs to be believed, if only for the duration of the reading or writing of it.

It was deluded, of course, but for those of us masochists, ironists, sentimentalists, Spike Lee who continue to love the Knicks, it was fun to believe, if only for a while.

To hear a pop star flub a note is to believe, if only for a moment, that you or I could just as easily be onstage, doing no less and no more than our best.

Some 87% of the women in its study were initially refused – mainly because the agency didn't believe them – only for 42% of these refusals to be overturned later by a judge.