Sentence examples for believed too close from inspiring English sources
That very notion — that this competition has been, if Lee is to be believed, too close to call — must be somewhat discouraging to the Jets.
ITV also distrusted what they believed was too close a relationship with the BBC, though he never personally hit it off with John Birt or Christopher Bland.
Many of our friends believe that too close an association with American objectives will make them electorally vulnerable and their cities potential targets.
He never sets aside his doubts about the Washington Post, which also had a cache of papers, or about the journalists elsewhere who, he believes, were too close to government sources and tried to discredit him.
The GPMA stipulated that the championship should not be regulated by the FIA, which Lovell believes was because the organisation believed Mosley was too close to Ecclestone.
Douglas said, "I believe, too".
He made others believe too.
Comey declined to be included on the statement, telling Administration officials that he believed it was too close to the election.
When in 2008 he lost his coveted chairmanship of the energy and commerce committee, a gavel first held in 1981, it was partly because fellow Democrats believed he was too close to the auto industry.
Ainslie became angry at a media boat he believed had passed too close and boarded it to confront the crew.
