Sentence examples for believed to be something from inspiring English sources

Vertica's price was not disclosed, but was believed to be something above $200 million.

"A woman who once again you believed to be something she was not".

The root cause is believed to be something called Colony Collapse Disorder, which causes bees to stray from their hives and die.

The automaker said earlier that the issue was believed to be something that could be resolved through a settlement that would not impose heavy costs, and it still believed that to be the case in early September 2015.

It was initially thought to belong to a comic strip collection of the same name published in 1949, but it appears to be unrelated and is believed to be something written in the 1930s, which had been rejected by a publisher.

"...perhaps my secret talent is that I don't give up, especially on what I believe to be something that will change the lives of women.

Microsoft is believed to be preparing something similar as well.

In regard to lust (desire), something believed to be good, but falsely so, several points can be made.

Lust is a longing for something believed to be good, but again is falsely so believed, since the supposed good is morally of the psyche.

We might think Noel Edmonds is a telly presenter, but he believes himself to be something more; much, much more.

I'd like to talk about it, because I believe it to be something worth talking about.