Sentence examples for believed than from inspiring English sources

Boys feel they are less likely to be believed than girls".

There was no place better to do this, Oppenheimer believed, than outside the universities — in a remote, central laboratory.

FEW things have been more true, and more universally believed, than that women get the rough end of life in poor countries.

Even if there were some unpredictable fluctuations in the demand for money, the resulting disturbances to nominal incomes would be much less, he believed, than would result from attempts at discretionary management by central banks.

Now that national politicians have taken on problems such as graffiti and noisy neighbours, "crime" has become a far broader category: more important to voters, if the pollsters are to be believed, than health or education.

The New Yorker, October 10 , 1931 P. 15A certain Seabury aide believed than an Italian fellow could tell some interesting things about the Tammany administration, and was called for an interview.

It is much harder to believe than not to believe.

(Women are more likely to believe than men; Democrats more likely than Republicans).

There are more waiters in the bootlegger's business, I believe, than any other profession.

Yet recent events have made that claim even harder to believe than it usually is.

IR: I think it's much harder to believe than used to be the case.