Sentence examples for believe to keep from inspiring English sources

Better, they clearly believe, to keep him in situ and berate him continually in order to undermine Labour.

There's never a reason, we believe, to keep the information from an employee, except for individual salaries.

The windows were the same kind I remembered — screened with wire netting, ostensibly as protection against flying Indian clubs but actually, I still believe, to keep the pupils from escaping.

"And so the kingdom, with these countries, helped in some way, I believe, to keep the world safe at a time when the United States was not able to do that," Prince Turki al-Faisal, a former head of Saudi intelligence, recalled in a speech at Georgetown University in 2002.

Songs seemed to get shorter – the better, some believe, to keep our attention in the competitive churn of Spotify, or to rack up greater numbers of individual streams to maximise chart positions, or to compete with other distractions (or all three).

It feels icky and hypocritical to believe, to keep watch, and these feelings are real, no doubt.

This was a ploy, Nagma believes, to keep her mother from guessing what her aunt had done.

Powerful tidal forces caused by the tug of Jupiter's gravity are believed to keep the ocean warm and unfrozen.

About 15 miles away, near the Masroor Air Base, Pakistan is believed to keep a large depot for nuclear weapons that can be delivered from the air.

After Corrie's father died, the shoe factory had been taken over by a large firm that had promised — so she believed — to keep it running.

That uniform has five required components -- articles of faith -- the first being the hair, in its turban, which is believed to keep the faithful closer to God.