Sentence examples for ever be believed from inspiring English sources

Phillips' deal with Conoco, however, would be about as close as a deal can get to being truly a merger of equals, if the concept of a "merger of equals" can ever be believed.

The doubts about Diallo's testimony and the questioning of Banon's motives have raised a fundamental question: will female accusers in cases of sexual harassment or assault ever be believed – in the court of French public opinion, if not in a court of law – unless they can be portrayed as the purest Madonnas acting on unimpeachable motives?

When will they ever be believed?" That same day, the hearings were apparently on the minds and in the mouths of people on the streets of Chicago.

He worked closer to the bull's horns than had ever been believed possible and became an overnight sensation.

When Putin was in his early 30s, three general secretaries of the Central Committee of the Communist Party in a row died suddenly — without, if the official media were to be believed, ever having been ill.

Would the abuse allegations at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq ever have been believed were it not for the photographic proof?

The horns, the largest seizure ever recorded, were believed to be destined for Taiwanese, Hong Kong, and Chinese communities in the U.K. and were probably from private collections gathered from animals shot earlier in the century.

The last movie President Kennedy -- a James Bond enthusiast -- ever watched is believed to be From Russia With Love.

One of the largest natural-gas fields ever found, it is believed to contain 75 trillion cubic feet of gas — equivalent to "four years' worth of total U.S. consumption, in one gas field," he said.

It is the largest collection of Anglo-Saxon treasure ever discovered, and is believed to have been buried at the site by its owners at a time of danger and never recovered.

"Everything you've ever doubted or made to be believe as false, is real.