Sentence examples for probably believing that from inspiring English sources

At the time, the President did not see the blessing in disguise, probably believing that the Court's narrow definition of interstate commerce threatened other New Deal measures.

The trial court, probably believing that the punitive damages award was too high, reduced that part of the award to $480,000 which was about three times the compensatory damages.

Henry appointed Thomas Becket, his English Chancellor, as archbishop in 1162, probably believing that Becket, in addition to being an old friend, would be politically weakened within the Church because of his former role as Chancellor, and would therefore have to rely on Henry's support.

The warmakers of the Bush Administration probably believed that these things were true, or true enough.

No one probably believed that the planets really careened like a loop-the-loop carnival ride.

Q You probably believed that when you first took the job.

He probably believes that whoever succeeds him will not have a big enough mandate to deal firmly with the mainland.

The colony's leaders wrote, and probably believed, that the colony was in good condition and on track for success.

If you squinted, you would probably believe that the creature onstage was a real chimpanzee in white tie and tails.

YOU probably believe that Hank Aaron hit more home runs than any other player in major-league baseball history.

The Hollywood fans seem to love their one-man Showtime and probably believe that the coach is actually orchestrating it.