Sentence examples for believing though that from inspiring English sources

He has returned home believing, though, that he is the most skillful of them all.

She believes, though, that a move towards more ethical investment is now gaining momentum.

I do believe, though, that it comes from the experience of the family.

I don't believe, though, that he has nothing to hide.

She says she does believe, though, that earnings can hold up because of productivity gains.

"I did believe, though, that voluntary confessions should be allowed without a Miranda reading.

I believe, though, that we had some really good looks and some of them just didn't go down.

The Spurs manager does believe, though, that there is less leadership and commitment from players than there used to be.

It's hard to believe, though, that he will not be puffing away tonight, as Akhmetov paces the car park.

It is hard to believe, though, that the Jewish Museum set out to reduce the Holocaust to playthings.

I have to believe, though, that a sense of social isolation, feeling like a victim of injustice and repressed rage, is not specific to Korean-Americans.