Sentence examples for never seriously believed from inspiring English sources

But in an interview for a new biography, Mr. Bloomberg says that he never seriously believed he could be president.

This was a deal that had been fantasized and rumored for some time among Fire fans, but most never seriously believed it could happen – the leading scorer for the defending champs exchanged for a player who hadn't had a game in months?

Coupled with the faith of a man who clearly believes in him - his old Bears boss Ashley Giles, now England's limited-overs coach - Rankin now has the opportunity to deliver the goods on a stage on which he surely never seriously believed he would one day perform.

Even after he found the alpha helix, Linus ­Pauling remained only moderately attentive to DNA, never seriously believing that it had a genetic role.

Murphy had resumed yesterday "never seriously believing I could win" but, as he noted Stevens slowly succumbing to "clinchers disease", he remembered Ken Doherty's extraordinary 17-16 semi-final victoverover Paul Hunter in 2003 from 15-9 down and a few occasions when Stevens himself had failed to clinch a winning position.

Paul Marshall, the Railway manager, might never have seriously believed it could happen.

What we hear repeatedly from partners who choose to stray is that they seriously believed their actions would never be found out.

But he did not publish anything on this subject until 1975, and this seems to be the reason and very legitimate reason why the scientific community never seriously considered believing P. I. Fomin as being the first scientist to come up with the idea or theory of how our universe could have originated from a quantum process.

Does anyone seriously believe that?

Did the court seriously believe this?

Can you seriously believe that?