Sentence examples for believe fine from inspiring English sources

I deeply believe fine arts training provides a critical platform to help us ensure our students are well-equipped to handle other educational disciplines.

Some critics believe fines disproportionately affect poor parents.

Mr. Johnson, who believes fine art demands fine food, and vice versa, often dines at a private table in the restaurant's kitchen.

Isn't that the point?" If that's what the writers believed, fine, but the real point was the unusually expansive and detailed presentation of a large cast of extraordinary eccentrics — screwball versions of familiar workplace types.

A more calculating executive might have stopped there, but Cheung edged forward in her chair to explain that, in fact, she still believes fines are a legitimate tactic under the right conditions.

The report's conclusion says: 'It may be that decriminalisation would be the first step towards improvement, thus removing the revolving door syndrome of debt payment and fines from the courts.' The working group believes fines force women back on to the streets seeking money and would be better replaced with community service orders.

A motoring group believes fining drivers would be unfair and unjust.

This was the strongest assertion any frontbencher had made about Corbyn being wrong: most Labourites have preferred to waffle on about their colleague's fine principles without saying they believe those fine principles would damage the country.

They will believe their fine words again.

The parks department, however, said it did not believe any fine was needed.

So if it makes them feel better to believe that, fine.