Sentence examples for could believe anything from inspiring English sources

Share prices took another tumble as investors wondered if they could believe anything about these companies.

Discussing potential changes to the capital's play centres, Stephen Doughty said he needed assurances from the city's senior Labour councillors before he could "believe anything" they say.

Russell, listening to Laurica's babble and realizing that here was a woman who could believe anything, immediately began his usual line of telling his patsies what they most want to hear, and proposing the latest of his 87 different alliances.

I couldn't believe anything could be so puerile, but I couldn't stop laughing.

It was a relief when the Scottish oncologist solved the issue by airily proclaiming that he could see no problem with Leila taking anything she wished, but only because he could not believe anything could withstand his aggressively toxic chemo regime.

She remembered that at her first Christmas party in the ballroom of Alan's house, she "couldn't believe anything could be so beautiful".

"I couldn't believe anything like that could happen.

"I think he just couldn't believe anything good had happened," she said.

IT USED to be said that you could not believe anything in China until it had been officially denied.

No one could possibly believe anything so preposterous!

For Octavia Nasr, former Arab affairs editor at CNN and one-time reporter at LBC TV, rumors were the norm during the civil war and journalists could never believe anything anyone told them.