Sentence examples for believe on a from inspiring English sources

Instead, conciliationism is a view about the bearing of one kind of evidence: evidence regarding what epistemic peers believe on a certain subject matter.

I make believe on a professional basis.

"I believe on a lot of issues we can find common ground," he said.

It's ridiculous!" *Initially, I wrote that a coincidence seemed hard to believe on a day like this.

Say something bad about your nation (which you don't believe) on a talk-radio show in a foreign nation.

Say something bad about your nation (which you don't believe) on a talk-radio show in your nation.

At school, he was placed, he believed, on a vocational track because of a bias against Arabs.

It was our decision, he insists, adding: We believed, on a very sound basis, that this is what makes sense from an economic and financial point of view.

Fundamentally, Dumbledore believed on a deep spiritual level that love is our greatest weapon, and this belief is what informed his progressive inclinations toward public policy.

She believes on a basic level if you read a headline and see a picture, you associate the picture with the headline and a great many people probably associate Lochte's fabrication of crimes with an innocent Bolt.

Actually, I believe On Kawara a champion of Duchampian ideals.