Sentence examples for believe lesson from inspiring English sources

I sincerely hope and believe, lesson learned," she added.

Although analysts believe lessons could certainly be learnt about how the machine was put together, reverse-engineering has generally been seen by experts as beyond Iran's capability.

I believe lessons are easier to absorb if paired with practical, real-world examples.

Its tenor is moderately upbeat: Boot believes lessons can be learned if only we look at history the right way.

Creek also believes lessons should be drawn from the trial itself, a unique moment in judicial history.

The trust said it believes lessons have been learned from the first abortive attempt to deploy CommandPoint in June 2011 and that problems have been corrected.

He admitted that when the virus first struck "there was probably a lack of knowledge and there was a certain degree of arrogance", but he said he believed lessons were being learned.

The backlog caused by rain has prompted organisers to put back the men's final to Monday for the fourth successive year, and Federer believes lessons should be learned.

They believe the lesson has been learned though the suspensions, even though Boulerice was once suspended from junior hockey for a season for a stick attack.

You might not believe this lesson came from a tiny Japanese woman, but it's true.

Many of these voters believe the lesson was not that police are too aggressive, but that state officeholders did not respond aggressively enough.