Sentence examples for sort of believed from inspiring English sources
I invented rational explanations, and he sort of believed me; I was educated.
"I've always sort of believed it's important for Americans to have private conversations with other Americans," Mr. Levison said in a telephone interview Monday, "and not fear that their conversations were being monitored by the government".
I believe in a completely different God than I (sort of) believed in before.
"I sort of believe in benevolent dictatorship," the mayor added.
Plus, while I don't really believe in karma, I sort of believe in karma".
They don't like it, but they also sort of believe it's kind of the way things are".
She never uses the same stuff twice: "I do sort of believe that there is one answer for each material, so it's a matter of me figuring out what the answer is".
At the end of last night's episode, after a thoughtful conversation with Axelrod — "The book's title insinuates your hope: the fact that, even spending time in Washington, you really sort of believe in the process," a sentiment that could apply to him, too — he made his announcement.
And Boyle says some scenes gripped even him with tension: "I was outside the canyon watching on a monitor, but you sort of believe what you see and you start to feel anxious".
Both the hardcore fans and the people running the platforms just sort of believe in the continued equilibrium of the sector until the end of time (or worse, that it's "taking over the world", which is completely unsupportable).
