Sentence examples for i previously believed from inspiring English sources

I previously believed that putting me in an adult psychiatric ward when I was 16 was the act of an unenlightened, befuddled and frankly barking mad health system.

I stand by that view, but after the finale I think the creators may have nursed a little more sympathy for Team Walt's perspective than I previously believed.

And this is a very long-winded way to say that I previously believed that one had to go to the ends of the earth (or at least to the ends of Manhattan, to Russ and Daughters or Barney Greengrass) to acquire really good smoked whitefish that isn't mushed and mayonnaised beyond recognition, on an everything bagel.

Thus, since I previously believed George to be a mass murderer, it follows from Recovery that I cannot any longer believe him to be a shoplifter without believing him to be a mass murderer.

Anyways, I'll keep you posted with updates as the day goes on, but for the time being I would like to officially declare all denigrators of Vegemite to be culinary baby-men and the country of Australia to be slightly less abominable than I previously believed.

I realized I am much stronger and more resilient than I had previously believed.

A weekly rake through the mind taught me it was not as accurate a processor as I had previously believed, as well as offering the possibility of altering patterns of thought, feeling and behaviour that were doing me and others harm.

But the extraordinary market reaction to the small amount of taper-talk the Federal Reserve engaged in last May and June makes me think that the liquidity tsunami has probably had a much larger effect on the course of long rates than I had previously believed.

The aim of a joust a'plaisance isn't, as I had always previously believed, to knock the knight from his seat, but to smash your own lance.

The estimates would make this spill far bigger than the 3.3 million barrels spilled by the Mexican rig Ixtoc I in 1979, previously believed to be the world's largest accidental release of oil.

That amount outstrips the estimated 3.3 million barrels spilled into the Bay of Campeche by the Mexican rig Ixtoc I in 1979, previously believed to be the world's largest accidental release.