Sentence examples for believe brought from inspiring English sources

Sammy Sosa, I believe, brought pointing into the mainstream.

The axes and pitchforks of Ukrainian nationalists, they believe, brought an end to that idyll.Reality was more complex.

Shrum wore a magenta cashmere scarf that his friend the attorney Robert Bennett had given him in 1999, which he had come to believe brought good luck.

One of the keys to Mr. Gore's behavior, the authors suggest, is an insecurity that they say many of his former aides believe "brought out his tendency to be bureaucratic, defensive about his turf, wooden in public presentation, prone to exaggerate his own accomplishments, impressed by resumes and the conventions of the establishment, and more timid than he wanted to be".

"I believe that it would have outraged public opinion, not just in Northern Ireland, it would have destabilised the peace process and I believe brought down the fragile devolved institutions".

It wasn't just the disgusting primitive media stuff - the nutcracker, the cleavage, the tears - but the more subtle bashing that many of us believe brought her down unfairly.

They believe bringing bad guys to justice can wait but claiming a tiny island can't.

Duncan Tatton-Brown, Ocado's finance director, said: "The arrangement, we believe, brings benefits to both parties.

For many EU member states the free movement of workers is considered a central pillar to the European project, and one which they believe brings many benefits.

"We believe bringing content to audiences across multiple platforms is the right strategy," said Jon Patricof, president and chief operating officer at Tribeca Enterprises.

"The vast majority of immigrants, I believe, bring something to the UK economy and lord knows we are short of a lot of skills".