Sentence examples for believing some of from inspiring English sources
Enough for Walcott to tune in for a memorable Match of the Day, believing some of Wenger's anger would have been eased by the knowledge his side are still the Red Devils' closest title challengers, a position Chelsea's defeat to Liverpool yesterday only reinforced.
To be honest, we've had a really hard time believing some of this information — not because there's anything here that's technically impossible or because we didn't trust our source, but because we simply can't imagine a company creating a phone specifically for American women in this day and age (it reminds us of the Petticoat 5 spoof).
Tiny filters smaller than a pixel are etched onto an LCD screen to redirect light from those images to the eyes so that the brain is fooled into believing some of the action is happening 18 to 36 inches in front of the screen, depending on the size of the monitor.
He has a very good idea of what's going on but his paranoia keeps him from believing some of it".
We are fooled into believing some of us are exceptional, pitting ourselves against our own and others in the margins.
Melissa Walters at BlackFilm.com, while believing some of the writing to be clichéd and the story familiar, also called the film "heartfelt, genuine, and enjoyable".
She still believes some of that value was real.
"The authors of this bill may believe some of these concerns are misplaced.
