Sentence examples for believed which is from inspiring English sources
"Often people with learning disabilities aren't believed, which is a major, major problem," he said.
The reading aloud brings out the character's intention to be believed, which is so revealing of the desire to predominate beneath it.
It's almost too mad to be believed, which is why it's so clever that Narcos uses real life footage of Escobar and 80s Colombia alongside the drama.
They were, the F.B.I. believed, which is why they were arrested as soon as the guns changed hands that night in Cherry Hill in May 2007, and have been held without bail ever since.
"Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper," Thomas Jefferson — then president — wrote to 17-year-old John Norvell in an 1807 letter shown here (which also provided the exhibition's title).
If the rumor is to believed, which is entirely up to you, then you'll see Apple's first ad for the iPhone during tonight's Oscar telecast.
I used to do ballads like I Believe, which is a religious song".
The reader is left not knowing what to believe; which is perhaps a fitting end to Bernays's life.
"I just talk from what I know and believe, which is that we all evolved from Atlantis," she said.
"By showing what we all believe, which is that we can make a difference to people's lives.
"The phrase does capture what we believe, which is that it is possible to make change in a positive way, and that's a very hopeful stance".
