Sentence examples for believe something important from inspiring English sources

Still, though the escalation and excoriation may fit an old pattern, analysts believe something important has changed this time.

Nobody can argue that moving to cyberspace wasn't a natural evolution flyers are disposable by nature but Armstrong and Auerbach do believe something important was lost along the way.

Weighing up what was lost and what was gained under Thatcher, Butler – a lifelong liberal voter – says she believes something important disappeared for ever.

It was not just a few overexcited Dianistas, leaving their teddy bears and rhyming poems at Kensington Gardens, who believed something important happened those seven days in September.

But how you believe something is as important as what you believe.

To believe something is to be fallible.

This side of his work, while of no obvious philosophical interest (in the way we conceive the discipline today anyway), I believe reveals something important about Dummett's intellectual character, and something not irrelevant to our understanding of his contributions in philosophy proper.

The network now consists of almost 60 of the best green websites in the world, all of which we believe add something important to the debate around sustainability.

The network now consists of scores of the best green websites in the world, all of which we believe add something important to the debate around sustainability.

And we have good reason to believe that something important really has happened to Japanese expectations — namely, the sharp depreciation of the yen: In a way, recent developments can be seen as a demonstration of a point I've tried to make about bond vigilantes: even if they show up, they won't drive interest rates up, they'll drive the dollar down, which is a good thing.

This is a movement that I believe, has something important to contribute to our ideas about connection.