Sentence examples for over believed from inspiring English sources

Suddenly middle-aged women the planet over believed they, too, could have a many-years-younger trophy boyfriend.

Europeans – like indigenous people the world over – believed the planet to be a living organism, full of life-giving powers but also wrathful tempers.

Traditionally, Southern slaveholders, like slave masters the world over, believed that slave management rested on coercion and that only constant vigilance, terror and intimidation could keep slaves under control.

Meanwhile, England bowler Tim Bresnan, who took 1-51 from his 20 overs, believes England can be fairly pleased with their discipline in the field.

When Fincher joined the film, he thought that the film should have a voice-over, believing that the film's humor came from the narrator's voice.

Within days, conservatives have absorbed a scenario that is being repeated over and over, and believed.

"I've done playoffs in U.S. Opens and what have you on Mondays, and it really is all over, believe me.

People overestimate the amount of benefit fraud 34 times over, believing the rate to be 24 per cent of the total benefits bill.

But 58 per cent of 45-54 year-olds and 69 per cent of those aged 65 and over believe Mr Corbyn is the candidate most likely to harm his party's prospects.

He also questions that the track "Little Superstar" was not chosen for the UK's Eurovision song over "Believe in Me".

"But when I took over, I believed we would have to make the playoffs for me to keep my job.