Sentence examples for believe won from inspiring English sources

Beard, who we are encouraged to believe won a Nobel prize in physics as a young man for something called the Beard-Einstein Conflation, is a short, fat, balding, much-married man of immense bodily appetites and scant self-discipline.

With that, the man who many people believe won the war for the soul of the Democratic Party while losing the battle for the Presidential nomination, said, "Thank you all very much," raised his right arm in the air, and, pausing barely at all to take in the crowd reaction, walked off the stage.

The ending was not intended to carry an environmental message, but it played well and is what the staff believe won the episode an Emmy.

The first to go was former London Mayor Boris Johnson, who broke ranks with Prime Minister David Cameron by ferociously campaigning for "Brexit," a move many believe won it for the Leave camp.

In 2006, Leona Lewis beat Take That's "Patience" with "A Moment Like This"; in 2007 Leon Jackson's "When You Believe" won out over a remake of Eva Cassidy's "What a Wonderful World" featuring Katie Melua; and in 2008 Alexandra Burke's reprisal of "Hallelujah" beat both the Leonard Cohen original and the Jeff Buckley cover, both of which made it to the charts after fans mounted a Facebook campaign.

I believe winning can become a habit as much as losing can".

LONDON — You believe winning has nothing to do with lucky charms, and that losing cannot be blamed on a curse?

"I believe winning comes from performing basic skills consistently under pressure," he said.

Both sides, Maier believes, won something.

Like Russell's philosophy, Mourning believes winning is paramount.

Now, there is no doubt how important Sprewell believes winning is.