Sentence examples similar to had probably believed from inspiring English sources

Mjallby said: "Two months ago I would have probably not believed you if you told me we would be two points ahead at this time.

Two jurors said they believed he had probably molested young boys at Neverland, but there was not the evidence to convict.

Pryce, who had herself told Sunday Times political editor Isabel Oakeshott of the 2003 incident, felt "exposed" and believed "things had probably been pushed too far" when she read the article.

David leaned out of the door himself then, believing he had probably dropped something that the man was recovering for him.

A Pakistani security official in Quetta said he believed the abduction had probably been carried out either by the Taliban, which have a presence in the city, or by a group seeking a ransom.

However, the police said that they believed the bus had probably been set on fire by students from a rival yeshiva and that they were not investigating it as a hate crime.

As there was no sign of forced entry to the cathedral itself, the dean of Christ Church, Dermot Dunne, initially believed the thief had probably hidden in the building when it closed on Friday evening, taken the artifact overnight and simply walked out the next morning.

"They probably believed China has to contribute something but not that much," he said.

It's been their party line for so long they've probably begun to actually believe it.

At some level MacGregor probably believed his own story.He also had narcissistic tendencies.

Officials probably believed it would be better to have him outside China in this transition year, Mr. Yu said.