Sentence examples for believe the statements from inspiring English sources

The survey, conducted in mid-August for Indiana University, says that when looking at statements the Obama administration says are myths, Republicans tend to believe the statements and Democrats tend to disbelieve them.

"There are some pro-Beijing people in Hong Kong who would like to exclude us, but I do not believe the statements from Beijing today are intended to antagonize," Mr. Yeung said.

Simply put, we don't believe the statements, ergo, they aren't true.

Gordon-Cumming denied the accusation, asking "Do you believe the statements of a parcel of inexperienced boys?", and demanded to see the prince.

If that private left a one-year-old baby behind in the States, and you believe the statements of various military officials, that child could pass her tenth birthday before the war in which her father died comes to an end.

"I don't believe the statement yesterday specifically related to the situation that we're dealing with today," Mr. Giuliani said.

I don't believe the statement that was made, 'We don't need no Rhodes scholar.' I don't believe that at all.

Unionist party members have said they will believe the statement when there is evidence that the I.R.A. has destroyed its stores of arms.

(If there is dissent in your group, indicate which students believe the statement is true and which students think it is false).

This certainly isn't accurate, and we believe the statement is misleading.

Second, lying requires that the person believe the statement to be false; that is, lying requires that the statement be untruthful (untruthfulness condition).