Sentence examples for believing that someone from inspiring English sources

The narrator refuses his brother's request, believing that someone had died in the accident that banged up the car.

Maybe I made a mistake in believing that someone can redeem themselves after an error and not make one again.

Bailed out once by friends, family or government, we tend to repeat the same behavior again, believing that someone will come to the rescue.

The couple are unable to have a child, which puts a strain on their marriage, so in desperation Madeleine attempts to dupe him into believing that someone else's baby is his own.

A day later, with the death blamed on an enlarged heart, this small town near Lake Michigan remembered Leonard as an "all-American kid" whose athletic feats had been local legend since middle school, when opposing coaches sometimes asked to see his birth certificate, not believing that someone so young could be so skilled.

Administrators have a hard time believing that someone so young, with no apparent physical disability, can't even find a manual job, says Lauren Tiede of the Alzheimer's Association.

Some agents can't believe that someone as young as I am could actually be a tea master.

"I couldn't believe that someone as good as Jesus would suffer for me the way he did," he says.

I believed that someone had entered my house.

"They can't believe that someone really works down there.

So I want to believe that someone sold her my joke".