Sentence examples for indeed believing from inspiring English sources

Indeed believing in mass panics is dangerous, because it means the authorities sometimes conceal alarming but important information for fear of starting one.

I used to read The Autumn of a Patriarch by Gabriel García Márquez over and over again, staggered by its virtuosity, the crumbling mansion with its weeds and its cow flops, the stench of lepers and dead roses, harlots with their runts and the insane, defeated general, waiting, indeed believing, he would be re-enthroned and that "the salt of health" would be restored to him.

Or indeed believe what they have seen.

They do indeed believe that economics has lost its way.

Contrary to Mr Kramarenko's letter, Russia does indeed believe in punishing sovereign states.

The intelligence services do indeed believe that their influence has been usefully strengthened.

Many economists, indeed, believe he will be forced to raise taxes.

I hope, indeed believe, you will understand and acquit me of any discourtesy".

"That said, many vocalists do indeed believe in the adverse effects of dairy products," Dr. Sulica said.

When the book was first published in 1818, most people did indeed believe that life was created by God.

He repeated comments from his radio interview, claiming that he did indeed believe that many Republicans were white supremacists.