Sentence examples for paid believed from inspiring English sources

The group that was told that the reviewer was paid believed that a slightly more positive review was more trustworthy when the reviewer was not paid.

On the other hand, the group that was informed that the reviewer was not paid believed that a slightly more negative review was an indication the reviewer was more trustworthy when they were not paid.

The way was made easier by the withdrawal of the Italian challenge, backed by rival luxury goods brand Prada, and the value to the pinnacle sailing event may not be so much in the amount of money which LV pays – believed to be far less than 2007 – but in the endorsement which its renewed participation brings to the America's Cup.

Those that still pay believe they are mugs, or at least their investors think so.

He wants the public to know how much tax they are paying, believing this will make them more likely to support low-tax parties.

But the C.I.A. has continued to pay, believing it needs Mr. Karzai's ear to run its clandestine war against Al Qaeda and its allies, according to American and Afghan officials.

Valentine is paid to believe that, but the Mets have not shown enough to make us believe they have a monumental winning streak in them.

Although the National Gallery will not say what it paid, experts believe the price was probably between $7 million and $10 million.

While executives there won't say how much they paid, experts believe it was around $13 million.

In 2009, the Met had to pay compensation believed to be just over £100,000 plus the family's legal costs.

Brown's parents wept after seeing the large Robert Rauschenberg painting for which her husband had paid $26, believing their son-in-law might be mentally ill.