Sentence examples for believe above from inspiring English sources

I believe, above all, that she was writing about the possibilities of love.

Bill O'Reilly and Lily Tomlin, in their on-set rants, also couldn't believe — above all — what unseasoned morons they had to work with.

Before we part, I read out a quotation to him, a sentence that seems to sum up the vast endeavour he is still engaged in: 'I believe above all that I am wanting to build a palace of my memory.' He looks momentarily startled.

He believed, above all, in his love for his family and in their love for him.

Brandeis believed, above all, that the law had to keep pace with society.

Neville believes, above all else, it is imperative for pundits to be accurate.

He said Mr. Dixon was "a man who believes above all else that people who talk to the police must die".

Actually, he reminds me increasingly of Blair, a man who believed above all in his own self-righteousness.

She goes on to say that her family believes, above all, in two things: allergies and racial integration.

But, as his Presbyterian minister Jenny Garad put it at his funeral service, he believed above all that, "You got on with it".

"No doubt some will dance on her grave but Mrs T was a huge figure in British politics who believed above all in Britain & the little man".