Sentence examples for believe making a statement from inspiring English sources

Those courtiers who dyed their hair or their beards red, to follow Elizabeth's lead, were not merely declaring their loyalty to the queen; they and she were also, I believe, making a statement of standing apart, in Protestant England, from dark-haired and less pale-skinned Catholic Europe.

But all of them (young and old, mostly English-speakers, but with a range of accents and ethnicities) seem to believe they are making a statement of some gravitas — issuing a reproof to doctrine, possibly risking their salvation.

This subject is complex, but by saying a person believes in this or that is making a statement about who they think they are which gives them a sense of personal security and to avoid being isolated.

But John also believes that this case is about making a statement about what's right, and how the world should be.

They're making a statement".

They were making a statement.

"I believe I've made a statement here," Brook told Sky Sports.

The candidate, Leslie Crocker Snyder, a former judge, said on Monday that she believed the endorsements made "a statement that these people want change and they believe in me".

Blackfriar principal analyst Carl Howe believes Jobs will make a statement about his company's direction with regard to portable devices, but that the devices themselves won't show up for a while the Intel chips simply aren't ready yet.

At the time of Thomas's indictment, prosecutors said they were entering a final phase of the investigation in which the government would pursue others that they believed made false statements.

"I simply cannot follow your argument because I believe you have just made a statement to me that is utterly irrational".