Sentence examples for never really believing from inspiring English sources

"At least we finished in front of Snow Chief," he said, referring to the Derby favorite, who finished 11th, but never really believing that piece of trivia would be of any significance.

When I spoke to Zusi last month he wearily referenced "the hype" about him replacing Donovan, while never really believing there was going to be any other outcome than Donovan making the squad.

It later emerged that vast numbers of Leave voters, including in Sheffield, my home town, which voted leave by 51-49 percent despite being considered highly pro-Remain in the buildup to the vote, did so only in protest, never really believing that Brexit was a possibility.

Never really believing that we are worthy of being, of the recognition we are given, of one's success as a spouse, parent or colleague.

I had never really believed it.

"We never really believed the boom.

"I've never really believed that.

But I never really believed I would.

Which I never really believed in June".

"I never really believed in myself or wanted to anything.

But he never really believed he could become the first French winner of this race since 1985.