Sentence examples for have believed even from inspiring English sources

Then, with a nimbleness hewouldn't have believed even a week ago, hestepped onto one of the chairs and from thechair to the table-top.

"No," he replied, "I was glad that she went to sleep and she wasn't hollering at me anymore — 'Do this, do that.'" But might he have believed, even subconsciously, that his life would be better if she could never holler at him again?

Undoubtedly, few would have believed even a couple of months ago that Labour would be on the verge of choosing a leader who in March this year wrote in his regular Morning Star column that the 1983 manifesto would be "highly appropriate today to deal with the finance and banking crisis that has been visited upon the poorest people in Britain and, indeed, across Europe".

Despite strong labor market incentives to do so, the supply of workers with the relevant skills seems less responsive to labor demand trends (i.e., less elastic) than we might have believed, even in the long run, and especially among disadvantaged students.

It's hard to see why anyone would have believed this even in the autumn of 2009, but to believe it even after the government shutdown of the autumn of 2013 is like believing in pixies.

But given the climate at the time -- for example the jury only deliberated for 7 hours and 40 minutes -- it is likely that the jury would have believed Ruth even without confirmation from Mr. Greenglass.

He may even have believed it.

Briefly, some actual big society participants may even have believed in it.

Some may even have believed that the new Obama administration would find a quick solution to the crisis.

He may even have believed the Jews were after him; on numberless occasions he used his dirtiest mouth to curse at Jewish plots and individuals.

Of course, we might have believed in shared hallucinations even without believing in karma.