Sentence examples for believe letting from inspiring English sources

If the Colts, with Vinatieri kicking clutch field goals, emerge as a Super Bowl team, the Patriots will have to believe letting him go was the wrong thing to do.

In fact, some experts believe letting Greece off the hook for at least some of its borrowing would be good not just for the Greek people, but for the rest of the eurozone too.

At a time when religious faith is either the subject of shrill controversy, with prejudice and misunderstanding on both sides (Mel Gibson, meet Christopher Hitchens), or of a lukewarm tolerance that's fundamentally uncurious about what people actually believe, "Letting Go of God" is refreshingly unrancorous, lucid and, yes, inspirational.

Even so, I believe letting go of control is key to recovery for many.

Let's talk about the Democratic strategists and their journalistic enablers who believe letting down the base is a good thing.

No, they're of the pressing-boxes-in-the-dark school, eschewing Ronson's special-guest bonanzas for taped appearances from Noel Gallagher (Setting Sun), Q-Tip (Galvanize) and Kele Okereke (Believe), letting their monstrous beats provide the fireworks.

"I believe, let's move on.

We chose to carry all six and, we believe, let God do what he's going to do".

Many, many more... His rivals There has been so much written and said that it is difficult to know who to believe, let alone who to side with.

"If I had reason to personally believe, let alone the company" that any of the material was highly infectious, "we wouldn't have sent it out," he said.

"We have reached an agreement which I believe lets us give a credible and ambitious and overall response to the Greek crisis," Sarkozy told reporters.