Sentence examples for have believed so from inspiring English sources

Would I still have believed so fervently that inanimate objects had souls?

Of the many power brokers and political leaders I have met in my life, few have believed so much in the unity of our continent and its diverse peoples — indigenous Indians, descendants of Europeans and Africans, recent immigrants — as he did.

It is only now, when newly uncovered court documents obtained by the Associated Press show that Cosby admitted in a 2005 deposition that he gave the sedative Quaalude to at least one woman with whom he intended to have sex, that the realization is beginning to dawn on many people that perhaps they should have believed so many women over so many years.

He was overcome with a sudden nostalgia for the child who had believed so passionately in the Redemption.

But I realize now that one of the greatest measures of toughness is accepting difficult truths that contradict what you've believed so strongly for so many years.

Few artists have believed quite so firmly in beginnings, middles and ends, in exits and entrances, and in presenting everything to the audience as did the choreographer George Balanchine.

Her great rival, the Empress Josephine, appears to have believed it — and so does Fraser, who thinks Napoleon might have given Pauline venereal disease.

"I never would have believed there are so many directions you can stretch your neck," recalls Schwartz.

"If you were just watching that game, you wouldn't have believed they were so far up at half-time.

Race is socially constructed, but because people have believed things for so long they are unaware of that.

She would not have believed London still had so many inhabitants; most of them looked surprisingly healthy.