Sentence examples for so she believed from inspiring English sources

She'd done bad things, or so she believed, but now was religiously observant, born again and rather ecstatic.

At first, his mother, Mary, tried to shelter him and kept him from playing sports, or so she believed.

Besides, she said, she had not landed a summer job, so she believed watching the case would be a productive use of her time.

After Corrie's father died, the shoe factory had been taken over by a large firm that had promised — so she believed — to keep it running.

After organizing a march in the fall of 1910 — a "beautiful and encouraging" march, in her words — she was mocked, or at least so she believed, by a young docent at the University of Heidelberg, with which Weber was still affiliated.

One of my favorite stories in "My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me" is Rikki Ducornet's "Green Air," inspired by "Bluebeard" and "The Little Match Girl": She has a matchbox in her pocket, an artifact from when she was the only one, or so she believed, to light his cigar.

Even so, she believes that she's getting a bargain.

Doing so, she believes, will "naturally encourage" us to eat less meat.

Even so, she believes that Eved Online will lead to substantial growth.

This year she has cut back and now finds herself a little short on preparation, or so she believes.

Her manager favors the Latina workers, or so she believes; worse, her young son, Georgie (Austin Wayne West), has been taken away from her.