Sentence examples for believe call from inspiring English sources

But I do believe — call me corny — that the answer to most societal conflict is, ultimately, love.

She is wearing a high-viz top in the same fluorescent yellow you might wear if you were, say, under contract with Serco to dig up the water mains (it's what fashion-types, I believe, call "neon") and is wielding a black silver-topped walking cane.

Tencent's president, Martin Lau, said: "We believe Call of Duty Online will attract tens of millions of loyal fans in China, and our game platform and operational expertise to run massive multi-player online games can provide strong support to deliver the immersive and highly interactive game experience".

The camp, finding that hard to believe, called her father, who confirmed the story.

He's playing a song, I believe, called "Sick," off of a record of mine called 37 Days.

Whereas prevalence shows less variation between cultures, this study shows that associated factors behave differently, which we believe calls for different preventive approaches.

Schumer has compiled one of those laundry lists of problems facing middle-class voters, problems that he believes call for "a 50percentt solution".

Meanwhile, Pearce's New South Wales Origin captain Paul Gallen believes calls for a year-long ban are "totally unfair, way too tough and over the top.

Former leader Lord Ashdown said he respected the opinions of party members but believed calls for a change of leadership were "ridiculous".

One of Salbi's first lessons came early in her activism, which she believed called for a certain image.

They believed calls could be an unwelcome reminder for smokers that abstinence could be difficult to maintain (Table 4).