Sentence examples for to believe back from inspiring English sources

There was huge press interest: hard as it may be to believe, back then we were vaguely cool.

Esiason and Carton had no reason to believe back then that they would ever share a station with the Yankees, and possibly Sterling.

We thought slavery was a thing of the past, as the newspapers and movies led us to believe back then.

It's hard to believe back-to-school season is just weeks away.

Now, an outside group is jumping into the contest with the first TV spot of the campaign, a 30-second advertisement that attacks Cheney for, one is led to believe, backing same-sex marriage.

They have already brought in winger Rajiv van La Parra and midfielder Tommy Rowe this summer and Jackett does not believe back-to-back promotions is out of the question.

It's sorta hard to believe, looking back.

Hard as it may be to believe today, back in the early 1960s this was still a tricky goal.

It's hard to believe that back in the 1930's, when it was on the radio, "The Goldbergs" rivaled "Amos 'n' Andy" in popularity.

MINNESOTA DREAMINGCowboys Coach Wade Phillips has a good reason to believe running back Marion Barber will do everything possible to overcome a knee injury in time to play a second-round playoff game in Minnesota.

You may find this hard to believe, but back in the 90s, I was what you might consider a bit of a Microsoft fanboy.