Sentence examples for managed to believe from inspiring English sources

The blogging call-girl whom I have never quite managed to believe in.

He vowed with steely resolve to spend my cash on strippers and weed no matter how pathetically I begged, and I managed to believe him.

They knew they were victims of the Soviets and the Nazis, but they managed to believe, like many Austrians, that they were only victims and never perpetrators.

Teta Jozefina was a devout Catholic, but she somehow managed to believe in essential human goodness, despite the abundant evidence to the contrary all around her.

Lanky, dandyish, dressed in clothes he bought in England and wore long after they became unpardonably shabby, the young Yates never quite managed to believe in the future to which his precocious writing talent entitled him.

I managed to believe what our command was telling us, that we were doing this for their own good.

Have they mastered true Orwellian doublethink, managing to believe things they know aren't true?

When she was seven, Tyler "decided I could not manage to believe in God.

And more expensive than Cameron will admit: he manages to believe both that tidal power is "free", and that it needs considerable government funding.

The puzzle is not that some people give credence to paranormal phenomena, but that they manage to believe that these phenomena are both physical and not physical at the same time.

I didn't know, but I couldn't quite manage to believe he was in any danger, and after a while I didn't want to see his face, because I knew I had stolen a private moment from him.