Sentence examples for believed worse from inspiring English sources

There's no elaboration - these things just happened to him, for better or (if his music is to be believed) worse.

It strikes Sage that the diary is the only way her grandfather has of redeeming his life "from the squalor of insignificance -- which is (I'm sure he believed) worse than wickedness".

Actually, he believes worse.

Her manager favors the Latina workers, or so she believes; worse, her young son, Georgie (Austin Wayne West), has been taken away from her.

Some people, for example, may believe worse incidents (than have already occurred) lie ahead and armed guards would prevent future tragedies.

Many protesters in the streets said they believed much worse: that Mr. Lee had intentionally schemed to get the independence-leaning Mr. Chen elected, even if it meant the near-destruction of their cherished Nationalist Party.

It is hard enough for victims to report their abuse without the presupposition that they won't be believed or, worse, that they will be immediately discredited and shamed.

Although commonly believed, the worse prognosis associated with postoperative peritonitis is supported by limited data [ 9].

D.A.D.T. had made him a worse boyfriend than he badly wanted to be, and by extension, he seems to believe, a worse man.

But I believe that worse than bad politics are bold lies.

The lived experiences of working Londoners I believe is worse than that of any other city dwellers in the country.