Sentence examples for believe thought from inspiring English sources
Not only did the overwhelming majority of them miss the depth of the economic downturn -- I'd guess at 99% -- but many, would you believe, thought the idea last year of an impending recession was nonsensical.
"No one, I believe, thought this technology could be applied to small appliances," Mr. Lee said, adding that LG conducted "two years of research to apply it to the fridge".
When, 50 years ago, on 14 February 1963, Harold Wilson was elected leader of the Labour party, even many of his supporters – wrongly I now believe – thought him a politician without principle.
When one says 'There are three things that everyone who works on elementary physics believes', one quantifies over things that everyone working in elementary physics believes; thoughts (see Chisholm 1970, 19).
The proportion who believed thoughts and feelings could influence the intensity of pain (58%) was similar to that found in Belgium (64%).
They assert that a lack of connectivity between these inhibitory frontal regions and parietal cortex could cause delusions of control and between frontal and temporal regions could cause hallucinations or thought insertion (we believe that thought insertion stems primarily from over-activity in inferior parietal cortex).
"You have to believe Quinn thought of Ryan more than once during the whole process," said Dennis Culloton, who worked as Mr. Ryan's press secretary.
Does Watson, the man who contemplates new movies and fast cars on the course over key shots, believe his thought process truly is unique?
The first single, "Dear God 2.0," spins off the Monsters of Folk song "Dear God (Sincerely M.O.F .," in which Jim James (from My Morning Jacket) sings, "Sometimes it's so hard to believe"; Black Thought, the Roots' rapper, adds grim details.
But others believe any thought of going into the new year without a deal is dangerous.
Charles Babbage, the original inventor of the digital computer, did not believe that thought resembled computation.
