Sentence examples for believed put from inspiring English sources

After Vegas won the Hope Classic, Chávez, who has not, it is believed, put buildings on any of the courses, proclaimed that he was not "an enemy of golf, or any other sport".

WRITING about one of the great swindles of the 1930s, J.K. Galbraith pointed to three traits of any financial community that he believed put it at risk of fraud.

He was satisfied that some of them were so motivated by the genuineness of their individual beliefs and concerns that they were displaying "the kind of arrogance" which they believed put them above the law.

I believed putting real identity online – putting technology behind real identity – was the missing link.

Asia's captain Jeev Milkha Singh believed putting was the difference between the sides, adding: "I think my team played really well today.

Fear of demonisation in the courts and not being believed puts off many victims of rape from reporting their attacks.

But although her life revolved around her small, close family, May had one secret she kept from them all - and which, some believe, put her behind bars.

To Maryann Milani, there is something wrong with a legal system that she believes put her disabled son's financial future in the hands of Ronald A. Straci.

But our goal should be to understand the opposite of what we believe, put it into context with what we think is true, and then see where we stand.

He did, I believe, put in two or three new sort of steps of regulation, if you like, but never reported back that there was more hacking than we'd been told.

Kimi Raikkonen lamented a mistake in qualifying that he believes put paid to his chances of a podium finish at the Indian Grand Prix.