Sentence examples for that never believed from inspiring English sources

But the new Yugoslav and Serbian governments are finding that Mr. Milosevic's rule left enormous holes in their budgets for basic needs like electricity, food and pensions, and a West that never believed Mr. Milosevic would fall so quickly has been caught unprepared, promising quick aid but scrambling to deliver it.

He is as much symbol as substance, an icon for the young and a sign of deliverance for an older generation that never believed a man with his skin color would ascend those steps to vow to preserve, protect and defend a Constitution that originally counted a black man as three-fifths of a person.

The Kansas City Royals are in town for the Angels' home opener Friday night, giving new Angels second baseman Johnny Giavotella a chance to stick it to his old team, the one that never gave him a chance, that never believed in him.

She adds: "Of course I was someone that never believed I would have to do that because I read way too many books that ended with, 'And they lived happily ever after.'…When I say, 'I love you,' it's for life.

The P.B.A. lawyer, Mr. Puccio, said yesterday that he never believed that that was a serious threat.

Mr. La Bella said in an interview that he never believed that there was concrete evidence against Mr. Schwartz.

The unavoidable inference is that McCoy never believed, reasonably or otherwise, that Lens.com authorized him to place the ads.

Batty told the inquest that she never believed Anderson would be capable of murdering her son.

Some may argue that Osborne never believed in the green project as the prime minister did.

It also became clear that Hussein never believed the Americans would oust him.

I also have no doubt that Barack Obama never believed it of either Clinton.