Sentence examples for believed there was something from inspiring English sources

I think I believed there was something in you".

Only Nazis believed there was something specially German about their undertaking.

My mum always believed there was something special about her kids – every mother does.

I believed there was something wrong with me; I was missing some crucial element that other people had.

"If we believed there was something wrong with this transaction, we obviously wouldn't have put our skin in the game in that way".

I took it for granted that churches and cinemas were the only buildings in South London that believed there was something other than drab function in life.

You may feel stuck during your journey, but keep pushing and believing there is something amazing waiting for you at the end of the road, because there is!

In fact, if the government is to be believed, there's something in it for everybody.

But I'd like to believe there was something deeper at play.

"You know, I was really starting to believe there was something amusing and wonderfully American about a drunk.

Over time, however, he and some of his colleagues came to believe "there was something of a contradiction in the metered model".