Sentence examples for have really believed from inspiring English sources

Not being an intellectual, he couldn't have had "ideas" or "terrifically interesting things" to think about Hitler, and, therefore, he couldn't have "really believed in Nazism".

And Dr. Cheyne, whom Tristram Stuart calls "the most influential vegetarian in 18th-century Britain" (as well as a man "renowned as a drunken fatso"), may also have really believed that the best way to treat the writer's cold was with large doses of mercury.

Some supporters of President Bush may have really believed that his tax cuts were consistent with his promises to protect Social Security and expand Medicare; some people may still believe that the wondrous supply-side effects of tax cuts will make the budget deficit disappear.

It's sad to see people energized by politics being disappointed by the first thing they may have really believed in.

It's sad to see people energised by politics being disappointed by the first thing they may have really believed in.

True, no biologist has really believed in vitalism for more than a century.

Though the year 2002 inevitably figured in yearbook predictions and jokes, nobody had really believed that this much future would ever become the present.

I had really believed my parents and teachers when they said all people are equally valuable, and that America was a land of equality.

In the sea, on my piece of debris, I had really believed I was the only one to fall out of the plane.

And he noted that the young victims of Mr. Breivik's violence had "really believed in politics, and if we put politics into the second rank it would be strange".

If Europe's paymasters had really believed that the Cypriots (or the Greeks) had the capacity to bring down the entire system, they surely wouldn't have taken such a tough line with them in the bailout negotiations.