Sentence examples for believed yet from inspiring English sources

We need the public's trust for our reporting to be believed, yet often we've lost it.

As a young girl, I was encouraged to voice my opinions and stand up for what I believed, yet I received only minimal training in what to do when others did not agree or had a negative response to what I was saying.

The natural inducer of at least a subset of these enzymes is believed (yet not definitely proven) to be sophorose, a transglycosylation product of cellobiose (Sternberg and Mandels 1979; Vaheri et al. 1979).

Can we really believe, yet, that we're there?

True, America's influence over Israel has never been as great as many Arabs would believe, yet the Clinton administration has been notably less willing than its predecessors to get tough with Israel.

You believe what you believe and, especially if you're building something disruptive, not many others believe what you believe, yet.

I don't know what to believe yet.

They are driven by a willingness to believe, yet a tendency to doubt.

"While there are some rumors that the president is not going to act, we have no reason to believe yet that that is true," Mercado told me.

Although today our opponents are at the Rhine and at the Oder, I do not believe yet that there will be a coup brought about by the German people.

Yet, until very recently, I don't know if guys believed it yet.