Sentence examples for have started believing from inspiring English sources

Whatever you think of Carroll, you might have started believing in his pixie dust while watching this incredible touchdown run by Marshawn Lynch.

I'm not saying I would have started believing in God if the Broncos won, but I might have wondered if I should.

There is enough truth in the caricature – west Ukrainians do speak Ukrainian, east Ukrainians do speak Russian – that Ukrainians have started believing it, and started fighting about it.

I am enjoying my research and my students--even teaching--and have started believing that maybe I'll make it to tenure someday soon.

Given that the codes appear in student handbooks across the country, students have started believing that while the First Amendment may protect some speech, anyone who is guilty of "elevator eyes" -- a behavior listed as a form of sexual harassment in the code at Murray State University in Kentucky -- is not protected.

Now I've started believing it can bloom me more solidly into myself".

"You know, I've started believing in my tennis more," Capriati said.

But Chastain is not too blame, she has just had the worst luck when it has comes to films coming out, even to the extent that she jokes that her mother has started believing that she's been telling fibs.

That implies that JPMorgan executives had started believing their own hype -- that is, they believed that they really were just good, not lucky.

"If you went in 2011 and 2012, I can probably believe you might have started off believing you were Che Guevara, doing good and saving the oppressed," says Rafaello.

He falls down on his haunches in despair, which suggests that if that had dropped, and he suddenly found himself back at +4, he'd have properly started believing again.