Sentence examples for believed version from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harman also disputes the most widely believed version of how the trail earned its name.

In the first believed version of the tale (by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve), Belle has two wicked sisters (lots of wicked family members in fairy tales, unfortunately).

The young women were to have good food, brightly coloured clothing, and they were not to be tormented by the staff about their past – though inevitably Dickens, a voracious collector of stories, learned of their past histories, and some Dickens scholars believe versions of the women's lives made their way into many of his books.

For many years scholars mistakenly believed that version had been prepared by Gregory.

They believed their version of decentralised anarcho-capitalism offered wider possibilities for people to self-organise, and to decide for and among themselves what was moral or permissible.

Some students believed this version would force them to learn throughout the semester, rather than for the exam only, and a few indicated learning difficulties and preferred close contact with a TA.

A delayed response will also not have the same impact as the immediate one as by then the people would have believed the version of your ex-employer.

The spot, by Wieden & Kennedy, told a humorous tale about rambunctious balloons that come to life in a make-believe version of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Unfortunately, Ciaran Hinds plays this make-believe version of former President Bill Clinton so broadly, and with such a cartoonish southern accent, that Bud barely seems qualified to be sheriff of Mayberry, let alone commander in chief.

The iconic film was Hollywood's make-believe version of an undying reality: In L.A., you have to follow the water.

And not the horrible reality of the past, but the warm, make-believe version of history that is all wartime radio and frayed leather armchairs, room temperature ale and amateur pornography.