Sentence examples for believed virtually from inspiring English sources

Yet, if the claims of innumerable "ye olde" pubs are to be believed, virtually every other London pub hails from an oblique and distant past.

In addition to Mr. Stanisic, long believed virtually untouchable, Col. Veselin Sljivancanin, found his Belgrade home surrounded by the police on June 12, just three days before Washington's latest deadline to determine its aid to Belgrade.

Two people involved with the bidding, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of restrictions on the discussion of the process, said they believed virtually all of the final bids would require a bankruptcy filing that would allow any new owner to proceed without the old obligations.

It's the same message Christianity has preached for 2000 years and which America believed virtually without question for the first 350 years of its existence.

Jeff Strayer Dearborn, Mich., Jan . 3 2010 To the Editor: It speaks volumes about our lack of respect for classroom teachers -- and our children, for that matter -- that we believe virtually any adult can take over in their absence.

Even as the narrator presents an America of near-illiterate media-hypnotized idiots, who eagerly believe virtually anything they are told to believe, the appalled reaction to such a vision seems to come from a deeper place in the author's psyche: A learning grows in me like a tumor.

Even as the narrator presents an America of near-illiterate media-hypnotized idiots, who eagerly believe virtually anything they are told to believe, the appalled reaction to such a vision seems to come from a deeper place in the author's psyche: **{:.break one} ** A learning grows in me like a tumor.

"The economic recession is so widespread that we believe virtually every market in the country will see a rise in vacancy rates of between 2 and 5 percentage points by mid-2009," said Bill Goade, chief executive of CresaPartners, which advises corporations on leasing and buying office space.

Jason Zajac, Yahoo! president of social media, believes virtually all media companies will have to add extra services to their media sharing offerings.

Minuum does a pretty good job of breaking down why it believes virtually anything built using its software is better than the alternatives out there.

Although we have become accustomed to believing virtually any story about arbitrary, capricious and mindless bureaucrats, this one seems to be a good deal less believable than most.