Sentence examples for I believe bears from inspiring English sources

A company named Monster, who I believe bears no relation to Monster Cable, has just released a cool little accessory for 2G iPod Shuffles called iSlimCharger.

And this crime paid handsomely, for I found Tina's Hostel, a warren of rooms an easy cab ride away, at the edge of the 18 Steps, an old, central neighborhood whose every building (I believe) bore the character "chai," which means destined for demolition.

But I believe it bears repeating at least once a year, not because I want to further depress the booksellers' market, but because I'd rather you spend your hard-earned money on foods that can really help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight and good health.

With Adams out, I believe the Bears' contingency plan was to slide left guard Josh Sitton out to tackle and plug Eric Kush in at guard.

Ms. Gordon-Reed investigated the story of the slave family that included Sally Hemings, a slave owned by Jefferson who scholars widely believe bore his children.

"It could have been great; Moses was the one that put the kibosh to it," Pignatano said of the famed city planner Robert Moses, who many believe bore the ultimate responsibility for the Dodgers leaving.

In addition to the organization of such outcome expectations, we discuss parametric features ('axes') of behavioral tasks that we believe bear upon the decision character of the underlying process and discuss whether these features can be found, or may reasonably be sought for, in larval Drosophila.

As Faraday observes, watching him on the move, "I believe that bear is wearing people's clothes".

"In a bull market, we don't tend to care that our portfolio investments seem to behave the same, but I believe this bear market has uncovered a long-term problem," said Jerry Verseput, a financial planner in El Dorado Hills, Calif., noting that technology and globalization have diluted the effectiveness of diversification based on company size and location.

Because the lie tree – for every lie that is told, for every lie that is believed – bears a fruit that holds a truth.

Zinke said during the tour that he believed Bears Ears should be preserved, but "the issue is whether the monument is the right vehicle".