Sentence examples for aim I believe from inspiring English sources

"They failed in achieving their aim, I believe Israel did not achieve what they wanted," said Nabil Tuabi, 45, a shopkeeper.

Despite the recklessness, the wildly swinging sexual code and the perennially terrible clothes, if Coren tells me the bohemians have noble aims, I believe her.

– but aimed, I believed, against prominent leftwing English Jews, who, despite the complete contradiction between their espoused values and the undemocratic, apartheid and territorially expansionist policies of the so-called Jewish homeland, continued vociferously to support Israel.

"I never cared what other people were saying about me - I had my aims, I believed in myself and never stopped.

My aim, and I believe the aim of the whole church, should be to be able to offer a place of welcome and growth for all.

"I can't say I have an endgame plan, but I believe in: 'Aim for the stars.

Hulkenberg added: "The team is aiming high for next year and I believe that the experience I have gained over the years will help us achieve those goals.

I believe that the aim of a just society is to enable its citizens to overcome or improve their inherited inequalities.

How much do I believe in my aim?

However I believe this should aim at a mix when a mix would advance culture beyond nativism.

She's got a load of contracts with the DWP; I believe she's aiming at getting contracts with the Ministry of Justice, for probation work.