Sentence examples for expect to believe from inspiring English sources

It's a standard claim for a fugitive, of course -- not something you expect to believe.

They weren't, necessarily, the kind of people you'd expect to believe in the curative powers of royal haemoglobin.

And when they did read the paper, Seavey writes, "people did not expect to believe everything they read".

Don't expect to believe it right now, but this is the truth.

Compatriots were welcomed but expected to believe, and dissidents like Roger Williams were banished.

But we can't be expected to believe that there are no positives.

Are riders really expected to believe that the average trip requires another dollar's worth of gasoline?

Since the intended audience is not expected to believe the falsehoods, there is some other function of the Romney campaign's ad.

If jurors cannot be expected to believe that Tsarnaev is innocent, there is the question of what the "presumption of innocence" means.

But, in many cases, we are expected to believe that countries that chose to not fulfil their binding Kyoto commitments will now be faithful to these voluntary intentions.

As the enemy melts away only to regroup, we are expected to believe that this time, surely, they will stay put in their hideouts.