Sentence examples for had ever believed from inspiring English sources

He had fallen, he writes, into a job "where people could be nicer and the work environment better than I had ever believed possible".

Come to think of it, Mr. Jackson's scene as Marley's Ghost was also the first time I had ever believed that Marley actually cared about the fate of Scrooge's soul.

Most importantly, I've had the privilege of knowing countless individuals who, through perseverance and proper support, have achieved goals far beyond what they themselves and society-at-large had ever believed they could achieve.

And if I had ever believed - as I had - that people are far more interesting if they don't learn to love themselves, then it was time at least to try and change.

Legal analysts here (some of whom chuckled at those who had ever believed Mr. Blagojevich's promises to take the stand in the first place) said they now anticipated silence from Mr. Blagojevich and a swift end to a case that was once expected to last all summer.

The grotesque half-nation that she had loved, hoped for, served, criticized, been rewarded by, hated, grown steadily more estranged from and yet refused to flee, had melted away -- and not into the purified socialism she said she had wanted, but rather into a unified Germany hostile to almost everything she had ever believed.

This is so ridiculous that I'm surprised anyone has ever believed it.

We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in.

No one has ever believed that Iran desires a Taliban return to power.

But 'Make Good Programmes' is all I've ever believed, it's all I've ever want to believe.

But such egotistical grandstanding would be a betrayal of everything Gray has ever believed in, if he could be accused of ever having "believed in" anything.