Sentence examples for never before believed from inspiring English sources

Friends of mine who never before believed that newspapers suppressed news are shocked by the evidence before them.

She had never before believed in getting something for nothing, but on her first free trip she asked a friend for a free room.

Seasoned readers may know where many instances of an important term or phrase can be found; but none will know where to find instances of a term never before believed to be important.

If one has never before believed p, then S can't now have a memory belief that p, although one might now form a belief for the first time on the basis of an event memory.

Austen Ivereigh, a Catholic journalist and the organiser of an unofficial response unit called Catholic Voices, said that although the church was being "put under the spotlight as never before", he believed people were looking forward to the visit.

Mr. Sullivan, who had never before used re-enactments, believed they were essential to portraying the intensity of religious belief and debate in America, at least until events in the 20th century, for which archival sources of film and audio existed.

Duncan later wrote that, "To be deserted by my own fleet in the face of the enemy is a disgrace which I believe never before happened to a British admiral, nor could I have supposed it possible".

He was so indefatigably brilliant that a week later, when he lined up against a formidable roll call of East Africans before the start of the 5,000, you were prompted to believe that never before had such a frail stature housed such an enormous heart.

I would never have believed before starting this how big of an issue the whole procurement operation is, especially for larger companies".

I have never before told of it, because I believe that the depths of his sacrifice, the strength that he fearlessly revealed in the way that he lived, was not only for his political ethos.

It's hard to believe Ferrari has never before made a car with a front-mounted V-8; indeed, in its earliest conceptual form, this car was destined to be a Maserati.