Sentence examples for believe taking on from inspiring English sources

While many mobsters believe taking on a mistress can be seen as a sign of a man's strength and independence, some old-school mafia participants felt otherwise.

I continue to believe taking on entitlement spending is simultaneously a policy necessity and a political disaster.

White House advisers say Trump believes taking on foreign countries in multinational settings is good for him domestically, which is partly why he has so regularly accused a host of world leaders of taking advantage of the United States.

Flanagan, 27, is unbeaten in 32 fights and believes taking on elite fighters will upgrade his reputation.

Former Scotland coach Alex McLeish believes taking on a title-winning team is what eventually cost David Moyes his job at Manchester United.

Though she believed taking on the role of a slave would be both an emotional and psychological challenge, she deemed it worthy both as a piece of art and as an empowerment tale for African Americans.

Peacock won the T44 title in 10.90 secs but believes taking on the world's best able-bodied athletes is unrealistic.

The settlement was soon abandoned, too, and a new village grew higher on the hill around the new church – another lofty building, grander than any of its neighbours, which Thomas believes took on the role of the old pagan hall as the place for gatherings and celebrations.

"I don't believe in taking on fights that are impossible to win," he said, "so I believe there's a chance that this process will lead to its not being enacted.

Others believe that taking on the role of husband or wife will somehow "cure" the disabled person, she says.

At that first conference, which I believe took place on 10 October, I had not yet heard of anything nor did the Fuehrer give me any information.