Sentence examples for more believed from inspiring English sources

Arguably, more believed in the British monarchy at the time of the Revolution than believe in our Congress today.

Trump was an America First protectionist who no more believed in free trade than he supported the #MeToo movement.

Mr. Schriefer said the convention speakers on Tuesday would make the case that the remark by Mr. Obama "showed that he more believed that government has a bigger role in job creation".

In the survey, more of the women in that age bracket said they thought the economy was getting worse rather than better, and more believed that they were worse off than when Mr. Obama became president.

NHS Digital, the agency that collects data on the health service, found that in the 12 months to June, 9,832 EU doctors, nurses and support staff had left, with more believed to have followed in the past three months.

Possibly one of the more "believed" urban myths, this one tells the tale of a young person, often a traveller to a far-flung location, who is bitten by a spider and/or an ant.

No more believing in reason and compromise.

"Many people say God is not there, but many more believe in God.

Once the camera loses your eyes you're no use to it any more, believe me.

Women are statistically more likely to believe the science about climate change in the first place and, what's more, believe it will affect them personally.

But just as many theorists, or more, believe that the concept of evil action is the root concept of evil.