Sentence examples for she believed really from inspiring English sources

The fact this is what she believed really irritated me because it was just such a clear example of an everyday person who was made to feel Brexit would fix problems that have nothing to do with the EU.

Kidd identified her task in simple terms: "About all a commencement speaker can really do is to suggest a couple of things that she believes really matter".

Carpenter, who had dressed casually for the role of Buffy who she believed "could really be herself"—felt unprepared to read for Cordelia because she "was definitely a character to dress for".

She believed that "men really do measure themselves in the money more than women do," she said.

Asked by Cooper if she believes Trump really is a bully, Clinton replied: "Well, I think his behaviour certainly qualifies for that.

'I was lucky with my daughter.... How I would have done without her.... because she's been a nutritionalist for some time.... she's always been a health enthusiast but she's a realist, she believes in really a healthy diet and she doesn't mean filling you up with vitamins' [age 74, colo-rectal cancer in remission].

I think she believes this policy really can boost social mobility.

And she believes that Saddam Hussein really did possess weapons of mass destruction; we just couldn't find them.

She really believed she was ugly.

I was about to ask whether she really believed she could blame herself and forgive herself in a weekend.

"I feel in the years past Serena talked a big game, but I don't know how much she really believed it," she added.