Sentence examples for nearly believed from inspiring English sources

That was how he felt, what he nearly believed.

Zhou's question, though, which she uttered with a creased mouth and a piece of paper she could not read flapping between her fingers, pierced the boundary between the hospital walls and the world beyond — one which I had nearly believed to be impenetrable.

It gets skate-punk nearly right, so we nearly believe the performance.

Nearly all believed that poverty was not fair.

Nineteenth-Century physicists nearly all believed in æther, but few had considered its chemical nature, for Mendeléeff obviously its most important property.

Suddenly, the man who nearly everyone believed had fleeced the country of billions had become for Russian liberals a symbol of Kremlin persecution.

Nearly everyone believed that the only thing that could undo a ship so big and well constructed was a huge gash.

Last week, an opinion poll in the West Bank and Gaza showed he had the support of only 32% of Palestinians, and that nearly 50% believed he would wilt into making concessions in the hothouse of Camp David.

Even if it wasn't him, nearly everyone believed it would be a Jamaican who'd be getting gold.

And nearly everybody believed that the housing market, though crowded with cash-strapped borrowers, would always climb higher, because that's just what house prices did.

Nearly 70 percent believed that their jurisdiction had experienced climate change in the past 20 years, and 78 percent believed their jurisdiction would experience climate change in the next 20 years.