Sentence examples for understood to believe from inspiring English sources

Greig is understood to believe he has the confidence of Rothermere and his wife Claudia.

The editors are understood to believe that while Brecht was sympathetic to Communism he abhorred Stalin's terror.

The club is understood to believe that there has to be somewhere left for senior men to be alone.

But the management at Arrowhead are understood to believe that these were problems of Haley's own making.

It is understood to believe that job cuts would be less than half those feared under an HBOS takeover.

Union officials are understood to believe that this is the "best offer that can be achieved through negotiation".

Pray to understand, to believe and then to accept that God created the universe and guided the existence of simultaneously required interdependent elements in any and all forms of life.

Allardyce is understood to have believed that the writing had been on the wall for him for some time.

Anderson was understood to be distraught, believing he had got the ball, and the Aberdeen camp hotly disputed the award and the defender's red card.

The behaviour of matter and radiation on the atomic scale often seems peculiar, and the consequences of quantum theory are accordingly difficult to understand and to believe.

I understand the will to believe.