Sentence examples for have believed something from inspiring English sources

His friend Ivan Culjak, also 17, from Croatia, said he would never have believed something like this could happen in Sweden – it was something he knew about only from the US.

Everyone has believed something absurd; I once spent $27 on a batch of Kony 2012 posters in the belief that it would somehow impact the ethical decisions of Ugandan guerrilla armies.

And no less an authority than Mr. Colosio seemed to have believed that something sinister thrived behind the closed doors of the old leadership.

I wonder if they even consider for a SECOND that before their ancestors came to the Americas that they may have believed in something ELSE.

Until then, I had believed that maybe something would change.

"Would I, if I had believed that there was something fundamentally wrong with government policy?

That's something I've believed in strongly for a long time".

"We have to believe something good will come of this," Mr. Tang said.

"Until that point, we have to believe something's going to click and we'll be where we should be".

I'm not glamorising it, so much as saying you do have to believe something about yourself is untouchable by this.

But you have to believe something.