Sentence examples for believe names from inspiring English sources

"I believe names make news," he explained.

They believe naming the road consistently after their town would alleviate the complications that arise when one man's Berlin Turnpike is another man's Wilbur Cross Highway.

The previous owner, a Navy man, I believe, named Chester C. Crush (memorable name, plus his initials were carved into the doors), had papered the ceiling of the teensy bedroom with Playboy centerfolds.

You may choose to use a real person name, or a make believe name such as "Fluffy".

Hui Shi instead believed names (ming) provided a basis for categorizing reality (Xiang 2000: 51), a position which placed him in direct opposition to Mohist approaches.

"Would you believe the names of three dead aldermen?

Little is known about their identity, and British police believe the names in their passports may be fake.

I don't believe in names, I believe in who can play for me.

My only requirement in naming a character is that I believe the name.

The Crusaders, who captured Haifa briefly in the 12th century, call it Caiphas, and believe its name related to Cephas, the Greek name of Simon Peter.

According to Patricia Craig in the Independent, many of Banville's "customary concerns are present in this bedazzling new novel: memory and invention, questions of identity and make-believe, names and aliases, transgressions and transformations … What the illicit pair get up to is evoked half lyrically, half comically, and with all the grace and aplomb we expect from this author".