Sentence examples for believe designed from inspiring English sources

A few months later, another militant — the brother of the man who American authorities believe designed the underwear device in the recently foiled plot — intended to do the same thing, but instead detonated a bomb concealed inside his body on his arrival.

(The project I hoped to join involved building a rudimentary medical clinic in rural Kenya where children could receive much-needed malaria vaccinations, among other things). After some consideration, our president said that Princeton had a fund (created by a generous alumna, I believe) designed to meet the needs of students who find themselves in an emergency of some kind.

Unlike many acousticians, Mr. Johnson did not believe designing space for sound is susceptible to scientific approaches and preferred to call what he did an art.

In many ways, it comes down to what you believe design is.

Yoon and Oxman believe design is not a discipline but a critical methodology.

Phil Patton, writer and critic Jobs believed design and technology could improve the world.

He believes designs which simply "add and add" details are more easily done than scaling back to linear basics.

William Morris, a Socialist who created wallpapers and fabrics for some of the most fashionable homes in England, reviled the mass production of the 19th century and believed design should elevate the spirit.

Heskett believes "design should be the crucial anvil on which the human environment, in all its detail, is shaped and constructed for the betterment and delight of all", which seems fair enough.

Gyorgy Kepes, Moholy Nagy's colleague at ID, also believed design pedagogy was the key to representing complicated variables as intelligible patterns rather than as static objects, so as to train a new and unique breed of designer.

Given certain constraints, Sender believes design can make or break a campaign.