Sentence examples for disbelieved that from inspiring English sources

First, they simply disbelieved that the surge and the Petraeus strategy was doing any good.

It is only while the belief is disbelieved that we can gain psychological pleasure from it without having to confront its horror.

Brought up on the "New Order"'s insistence that the East Timorese supported integration, Indonesians were either shocked by, or disbelieved that the East Timorese had voted against being part of Indonesia.

"I was told that Casey was the son of a good friend of Derek's mother," Caruso said Wednesday, "and I have no reason to disbelieve that".

Evidently disbelieving that Hitler wished to rule all Europe, he supported the Munich Agreement of Sept. 30, 1938, but was disillusioned by the German invasion of Czechoslovakia in March 1939.

"I don't think anyone seriously disbelieves that," he said.

"Customers in the U.K. market are disbelieving that it will be different elsewhere".

In addition, disbelieving that capitalism can be improved has led democratic socialists to disparage reforms.

He was so disbelieving that he declined to return a follow-up call to the committee.

"There's no reason to disbelieve that, given the testimony of his immediate subordinates," Mr. Zegas said.

She responds by threatening to commit suicide; he taunts her, disbelieving that she'd ever make good on her threat.