Sentence examples for believe ideas from inspiring English sources

People here seem to begin to believe ideas are something important..

L'Oreal prefers confident, outgoing employees because "we believe ideas come out of confrontation — we will always challenge you and we want you to defend your views," said Frederique Scavennec, vice president for global talent acquisition.

I do believe ideas can become 'viral,' but I don't think this is anything new.

People tend to believe ideas are rare things, gems to be collected and hoarded.

In a Sept. 17 piece detailing her plans for TIME's future, Gibbs wrote: "I come from a family of teachers and I believe ideas matter; the good ones deserve reverence and the bad ones defiance".

It would show that this Government believes ideas are only as good as their implementation.

Norris believes "Ideas are really Identical with the Divine Nature, and so partake of the same real Infinity and Incomprehensibility that essentially belongs to it" (302).

Dr. Mithu Sanyal, author of VULVA, a cultural history of the vulva, believes ideas about the body are marshaled through words.

The authors write that the widely believed idea that vitamin D promotes bone mineralization is probably incorrect.

The dark halos of lOLEGs are thus indistinguishable from those of groups (and poor clusters), which appears to be consistent with a widely believed idea that lOLEGs are a product of dynamical evolution of a compact group.

As I've written before, quoting an old teacher of mine: people don't believe in ideas, they believe in people who believe in ideas.