be led to believe|be lead to believe in English

be misled (either intentionally or unintentionally)

Use "be led to believe|be lead to believe" in a sentence

1. You believe there to be a connection?

2. I believe my sister to be honest.

3. Unfortunately I believe it to be illusory. . . .

4. / did not wish to believe her to be indifferent.

5. I am led to believe that he is disloyal to us.

6. I believe women ought to be ordained to the priesthood.

7. They believe the flyover may have to be demolished.

8. I believe a story there has to be told.

9. Perhaps you believe (as the advertising industry has encouraged you to believe) that toys are things to be bought.

10. Some people believe that Artemisinin may be an alternative to

11. Some believe Chapter 14 was the first to be completed.

12. To be Bullish is to believe that an investment's price will rise

13. Can't believe your search led you to the doorstep of Gage Jones.

14. “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.

15. Others believe him to be the Jewish military leader Judas Maccabaeus.

16. I believe that birds and pigs are meant to be friends.

17. Can you believe there used to be a limit on quail?

18. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe it is their responsibility to be good citizens

19. I will never deviate from what I believe to be right.

20. This may be technically insider-dealing, which is far more rife in the City than people have generally been led to believe.

21. (Can be wacky, and over the top, but they cannot be downright impossible to believe).

22. Do you have to be religious to believe a fetus is a life?

23. To be a princess, you have to believe that you are a princess.

24. You mean how you led me to believe her real father raped you?

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