Sentence examples for like believed from inspiring English sources
The night market at Huaxi Street is known for edible preparations from venomous snakes, rats and the like, believed by some to be rich in health benefits.
So in effect, Taylor is saying that even though the people who were setting prices for things like LIBOR and the like believed that Lehman's failure really mattered, they were in fact wrong.
Dahl, who had an unusually vivid sense of what his characters looked like, believed that many children's books had too few illustrations — and was greatly pleased when Blake managed to generate a hundred drawings for "Matilda".
A better definition would be one that, like the one in the last section, included a word like "believed" or "hoped" to address this issue.
It was kind of like believing in God, she said: "If you see it, you will see it.
"We create beliefs in ghosts, because we don't like believing that the universe is random," says Waytz.
I just like believing them.
"I was just like, Believe, don't fear, believe".
To think otherwise, Griffin said, was like believing the sun revolved around the earth.
Is it more like believing that Pluto is a planet or like wanting to hit an uncooperative computer?
