Sentence examples for believed that maybe from inspiring English sources

He told me that he believed that maybe his most important contribution to public life was his role as an adviser to the enquiry conducted by Lord Lloyd of Berwick, chairman of the security commission which formed the basis of the 2000 Terrorism Act.

Until then, I had believed that maybe something would change.

As times become tough, more people believe that maybe Taiwan should cast its lot with China.

Williams began to believe that maybe, at 20 years old, she could do more.

"It's a fantastic picture!" said Peter Florence, leading me to believe that maybe I actually look like that.

They in turn began to believe that maybe the mother was just that: the kids' biological mother.

I retain a somewhat irrational conviction that it will happen, just as I choose to believe that maybe, someday, things will truly get better in this city.

But when she returns to pull her dad out of debt, she comes to believe that maybe there's a little magic in Christmas after all.

He believes that, maybe not in two or even ten years, but at some future point, green initiatives will reshape New York.

She tried, and I believe that maybe she could have delivered with a better-crafted speech, one with more killer lines and less killing me softly.

"They really did a great job of making us believe that maybe we didn't belong and maybe we couldn't play at that level".