Sentence examples for would have never believed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "would have never believed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express disbelief about a past situation or event that one finds surprising or hard to accept. Example: "If you had told me ten years ago that I would be living in another country, I would have never believed it."
I would have never believed this to be possible in my lifetime.
I would have never believed that illegal government wiretaps would be defended in my country just 30 years later.
"Five years ago, I would have never believed that Continental would have a record quarter with oil at $35 a barrel," Mr. Engel said.
"Without John Conroy's stories, the public would have never believed what happened to my son," she said in a phone call.
"If I would have known this is how things would have played out three or fours years ago, I would have never believed the stocks would be where they are today".
"I would have never believed that someone from this neighbourhood could have had feelings like that," said Robert Olsovsky, 55, who lives close to the large detached house where Johnson resided with his mother.
"I would've never believed the state of Colorado would become this liberal," said Lyle Miller, who owns the convenience store.
"If you told me I'd be front row and center on Britney Spears' opening night 10 years ago I would've never believed you," the message read.
"I would've never believed the state of Colorado would become this liberal," said Lyle Miller to the New York Times.
"If you'd have told me two years ago I'd be working in retail for a children's charity, I'd have never believed you," she says.
I did not tell you that it would be OK because I have never believed it would be OK.
