Sentence examples for have ever believed from inspiring English sources

The benefits of doing so could address more issues simultaneously than we might have ever believed possible.

Against that, few people, including probably Mr McCain himself, have ever believed that he would get his tax cuts through a Democrat-controlled Congress.

Rather, it becomes clear, he has a compulsion that few doctors have ever believed and none has understood: his legs are the masters of his formidable intelligence.

"There's no way we'd have ever believed we'd get to this point," says Brailsford. "But I think there are lessons to learn in optimism.

What's more, few writers have ever believed in the power of words as much as Barthelme, and even fewer have demonstrated the same conjurer's deftness with them.

My experiences of hitchhiking have proved to me – more than I could have ever believed before taking that gulp and putting out my thumb (I've seen The Hitcher too!) – that the dangers of hitching are massively exaggerated.

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.