Sentence examples for believe bend from inspiring English sources

un- verbs (N = 31): Bandage, Believe, Bend, Buckle, Button, Chain, Cork, Crumple, Delete, Do, Embarrass, Fasten, Freeze, Hook, Lace, Latch, Leash, Lock, Loosen, Mask, Open, Pack, Reel, Roll, Screw, Snap, Tie, Tighten, Veil, Wrap, Zip.

The arc of the universe, I believe, is bending towards justice and brotherhood as more and more travelers make their way up the mountain.

Even now, in his twilight years, it seems he cannot escape Conrad's influence, though typically he has said he believes A Bend in the River to be superior to Heart of Darkness When he's not travelling, I wonder what he reads for relaxation.

Indeed, during her 1997 confirmation hearing, Sotomayor spoke of her judicial philosophy, saying "I don't believe we should bend the Constitution under any circumstance.

Moss's offense had nothing to do with rape; he was defending the cooperative grocery of which he was president against a group of whites he believed were bent on destroying it.

Although he has mellowed some with age ("I was born old," he would protest), Lieberman is no pushover -- just a pragmatist who believes in bending the law to justify a more humane ethic.

The list is endlessly long and contradictory, vague to the point of including every possible enemy: Party leaders put near the top of their lists Iran and its Shiite militia allies in Iraq, which Iraqiya believes are bent on eliminating it because of the party's popularity among Sunnis, and its criticisms of Iran's influence in Iraqi politics.

"I do believe we've bent over backward to listen to people on this," said James Cicconi, AT&T's general counsel.

Since the 17° bend we observed is greater, we believe there is additional bending.

Unlike many would have you believe, they don't bend time to work it into the box, they just bend it in there at Llorente's head.

"I always have to believe that the arc bends toward long and it bends toward justice.