Examples of using "Inanıyordu" in a sentence and their english translations:
He believed in the truth.
Everyone believed Tom.
Tom believed it.
so I could help people by writing about it.
- He believed that the earth was round.
- He believed the Earth round.
He believed in getting up early in the morning.
He assumed that the train would be on time.
Tom actually believed that.
His parents believed in his approval.
Everyone believed his lie.
Dan believed in Linda's innocence.
Tom believed in Mary's innocence.
He believed they were destroying it.
They believed they were in the majority.
He believed in the supreme power of the law.
- Tom believed that Mary was dead.
- Tom believed Mary was dead.
Sami believed in the values of Islam.
Sami believed in second chances.
- Everyone believed what Tom said.
- Everybody believed what Tom said.
They all believed me.
you need to be able to relate to everybody.
Columbus believed that the earth was round.
He believed that the earth was round.
Dan believed that Linda was cheating on him.
They believed that.
Tom believed that Mary worked at hospital.
They believed he was honest.
They believed there was a plot.
Some believed Nixon should have been put on trial.
The lawyer believed in his client's innocence.
- Tom believed that Mary was innocent.
- Tom believed Mary was innocent.
Tom believed what Mary told him.
Tom believed Mary would leave.
Layla believed that she had psychic abilities.
Tom believed Mary was crazy.
Tom believed that Mary wouldn't do that.
Tom believed that Mary couldn't do that.
Tom believed that Mary would do that.
Tom believed that Mary could do that.
Sami believed Layla was safe.
Sami believed Layla was dying.
Sami believed Layla attacked him.
Tom actually believed he could predict the future.
Tom believed he could actually predict the future.
Tom believed everything was going to be OK.
Dan believed that the hammer was the murder weapon.
Aristotle believed that the Earth was the center of the universe.
But he believed he had good reasons.
- He believed in protecting America's wilderness areas.
- He believed in protecting the United States' wilderness areas.
Jefferson believed the nation was in good hands.
Jefferson believed firmly in the value of education.
Fadil believed he was receiving divine messages.
Fadil believed he had done the right thing.
Fadil believed every word Layla said.
Sami believed that all Muslims were terrorists.
In ancient times people believed that the earth was flat.
- Tom believed that what Mary told him was true.
- Tom believed what Mary told him was true.
- Tom believed that nothing bad could happen to him.
- Tom believed nothing bad could happen to him.
He believed Tom would not be able to catch the train tonight.
Alchemists believed that the philosopher's stone was capable of extending a person's life.
Mary believed that Julia was her sister.
Scott believed it would be a long war.
The police believed that Layla was somehow involved in the murder.
Layla truly believed that Sami had psychic abilities.
Sami believed that Islam was a religion of terror.
"No one will ever believe that." "Well, Tom believed it."
The ancient Egyptians believed that the human soul was made up of five parts.
- He believed in protecting America's wilderness areas.
- He believed in protecting the United States' wilderness areas.
The government believed that a terrorist group was behind the incident.
Sami believed everything.
Sami believed Layla was having an affair with Farid.
Sami believed he was being stalked by a ghost.
Long ago, they believed that the Earth was the center of the universe.
Sami believed he deserved more than what he had been given in life.
Sami always believed that Layla was a ticking timebomb.
Sami believed charity should begin and end at his home.
He believed that blacks could win their fight for equal rights without violence.
Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy rightly believed that the Kingdom of God is within us.
As heavy fighting broke out, Napoleon still believed he faced only the enemy rearguard.
Tom believed everything was going to be OK.
Some people thought the world was going to end with the last millennium, others in 2012... but we're still here!
Aristotle believed that the whole world was made of four elements: earth, air, fire, and water.
Contrary to what many people think, during the Middle Ages most people believed that the world was spherical, not flat.
In Copernicus' time most astronomers believed the theory the Greek astronomer Ptolomy had developed more than 1,000 years earlier. Ptolomy said the Earth was the center of the universe and was motionless. He believed all other heavenly bodies moved in complicated patterns around the Earth.
Aristotle, who lived from 384 to 322 BC, believed the Earth was round. He thought Earth was the center of the universe and that the Sun, Moon, planets, and all the fixed stars revolved around it.