Sentence examples for believed slipped from inspiring English sources

By my mid-twenties I'd evolved into a confused and deeply questioning one, and by my late-twenties, when I realized it was a darker and less spiritual setting than I'd originally believed, slipped away with little notice and no sirens or barking dogs in pursuit.

Mrs. Lueken would sit in front of the shrine and, followers believe, slip into a trance and repeat the Virgin's words into a public address system powered by a car battery.

They, too, are believed to slip away across the little Kolok River when they need to.

As they investigate, they find evidence of domestic abuse on a distressing scale, but the truth, "things you wouldn't want to believe", keeps slipping out of their grasp.

He is believed to have slipped his ankle monitoring bracelet on 14 March.

That was double the previous year's tally, and tens of thousands more are believed to have slipped through.

Mr. bin Laden is believed to have slipped into Pakistan on one of the many trails that lace the region.

But as many as 200 are thought to be in the mountainous border region, and the leaders and the foreign fighters are believed to have slipped away.

When one exiled contestant, Ramona Gray, called Gretchen Cordy a "survivor" during a television interview, many believed she had slipped up and revealed the winner.

That's because the prospect who entered the season as No13 in all of baseball is widely believed to have slipped through the organization's fingers nearly six years ago.

The man who is believed to have slipped into a secured area of Newark Liberty International Airport and to have caused a six-hour shutdown of a major terminal on Sunday has been arrested, Port Authority officials said on Friday night.