Sentence examples for believed too long from inspiring English sources

I have believed too long in one thing.

The New Yorker, March 9 , 1963P. 42 I have believed too long in one thing.

By Jon Swan The New Yorker, March 9 , 1963P. 42 I have believed too long in one thing.

While Sherman was unhappy with the compromises (especially the extension of the bonds' term to 30 years, which he believed too long), he saw the bill as an improvement over the existing conditions, and urged its passage.

Remember how conservatives have attacked him for being too measured and dispassionate, just as lefties castigated him for believing too long in bipartisan comity that would never be forthcoming?

The man who made the allegations – known by the pseudonym Nick, a father in his 40s – was believed for too long and is now being investigated for attempting to pervert the course of justice.

Osborne should take heed of a speaker who preceded him on the same conference podium on Monday morning and be reminded of something he once said he believed: "For too long, we have allowed the lazy assumption that the environment and growth are incompatible objectives".

Peter Kendall, chairman of the National Farmers Union, which has produced evidence showing that 58% of England's most productive farmland lies within a floodplain, said the floods were a wake-up call for a country that has "believed for too long that producing food wasn't a big issue".

Hey, we are all survivors who believed for too long that we would be forever young.

RK: I think there's a big danger in raising too much money in many companies, particularly seed stage companies, because it allows the entrepreneur to ignore the market feedback and continue to believe what they want to believe for too long.

It believes too many children stay too long in care and miss out on the stability of a caring permanent home.