Sentence examples for believed that like from inspiring English sources

Because infants born at very low birth weights often have learning problems, the study's authors had believed that like other children who fare poorly in school, these would be more likely to experiment with alcohol and drugs, become pregnant as teenagers and run into trouble with the law as young adults.

(2001), who believed that, like Pinocchio, he could someday be a "real boy," was meant to break our hearts.

He believed that like the Swiss bankers, German car manufacturers and Austrian art dealers, he needed to make amends for the sins of his nation.

It is widely believed that like Open Question 1, Open Question 2 has an affirmative answer.

Gordon (1949) believed that, like disease, injuries were caused by particular epidemiologic episodes, such as seasonal change, demographic characteristics and an individual's susceptibility.

Right from his first acquaintance with Descartes's philosophy, therefore, More believed that, like him, Descartes supposed that explanations of physical phenomena in terms of material principles could only take us so far, and beyond that point it was necessary to acknowledge the role of incorporeal active principles.

Bailey mistakenly believes that liking the Resnais film means liking it unemotionally, liking it despite (or, for that matter, because of) its lack of emotion.

They believe that, like the Titanic, they are indestructible".

I'd believe that, like George Harrison, Smith copied the melody unconsciously.

Some Uighurs believe that, like the Germans, they are descended from the Huns.

He also believes that, like Jesus, some of the men here are innocent.