Sentence examples for I believe correctly from inspiring English sources

Julius, I believe correctly, identifies Eliot's anti-Semitism as being of a very recognisable, almost quintessentially English type.

(14) Over the course of my public life, I have insisted — I believe correctly — that people, regardless of their position or power, take responsibility for their conduct.

"Over the course of my public life, I have insisted — I believe correctly — that people regardless of their position or power take responsibility for their conduct," he said.

Over the course of my public life, I have insisted, I believe correctly, that people, regardless of their position or power, take responsibility for their conduct.

"I think that there is the perception out there, I believe correctly, that Julia Gillard flat out lied," Mr. Andrews said by telephone from his home in Alexandria, Virginia.

Lord Black strongly (and I believe correctly) endorses those who consider his disability one of the central shaping forces of his career and Roosevelt's response to it one of his principal claims to greatness.

President Clinton took no action on this suggestion, and seems to believe, correctly I think, that there should be limits on what presidential candidates are expected to reveal regarding their physical and mental health.

If you know there are terrorists and you know there's terrorist states --Iraq's been a terrorist state for decades --and you know there are countries harboring terrorists, we believe, correctly, I think, that the only way to deal with it is --you can't just hunker down and hope they won't hit you again.

These theological divisions – which pit believers against non-believers, and those who believe correctly against those who don't – are a major contributor to America's sharply divided politics.

This antipathy to free trade baffles conventionally schooled policymakers who believe, correctly, that it makes us better off on average.

The unions believe (correctly) that if CAFTA is defeated, Mr Bush's trade agenda will lie in tatters.