Sentence examples for originally believed that from inspiring English sources

Fans originally believed that the original title of this episode was "Road to Baghdad", but in an interview with IGN MacFarlane stated that it was not the case.

It was originally believed that he had died of a sudden heart attack.

Mr Hussain originally believed that the little animal was a worm at first, before he fished it out with a knife, according to The Guardian.

Two sources familiar with the agency defended its decision to work for Weinstein, saying that they originally believed that the assignment focussed on his business rivals.

A statement from Stefana Atlas, Mr. Masur's assistant, said that a further scan of Mr. Masur's shoulder indicated a fracture of his shoulder blade; doctors originally believed that he had suffered no broken bones or serious injuries.

The police had originally believed that one of the passengers might have been ejected into the Hudson River, but the Police Department's Harbor Unit searched the river and found no one, the authorities said.

"Although I did not originally believe that this boat would be any more than a sprinter for record attempts on sheltered water, it is is becoming increasingly clear that it is very stable and has a very high tolerance to waves, even before the hull flies," he says.

It was originally suggested (and widely believed) that N-terminal acetylation protects proteins from degradation.

Regardless, the present data clearly demonstrate that ploidy diversity in natural populations is much higher than originally believed and that representative cytotype screening (most conveniently done using flow cytometry) can reshape our perception of the magnitude and dynamics of genome duplication in the wild.

Now, scientists have evidence that the water came not from comets, as originally believed, but from asteroids that pelted the satellite shortly after its creation, The Washington Post reports.

Searle responded by saying that Durkheim's work was worse than he had originally believed, and, admitting that he had not read much of Durkheim's work, said that, "Because Durkheim's account seemed so impoverished I did not read any further in his work".