Sentence examples for believed a window from inspiring English sources

German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said he believed a "window of opportunity has opened" for a peaceful resolution of the nuclear debate.

It provided police with, they believed, a window into the boys' objectives, an entry written just before the arrest reading (all SIC), "I have a plan, a great fucking plan.

Can you believe that a Windows Mobile device wouldn't be easy to synchronize with a non-Windows computer without the help of third-party software?

The writer was astonished at this story and almost believed it until a window in an apartment house opened and a youngish, purely American woman called to the child "It's time you came in, Muriel".

Additionally, President Bush and Secretary of State Baker felt the coalition victory had increased U.S. prestige abroad and believed there was a window of opportunity to use the political capital generated by the coalition victory to revitalize the Arab-Israeli peace process.

Just a quick note for AT&T Treo 750 users: we've been led to believe an update to Windows Mobile 6 would be available today, and it didn't happen, so we didn't post it.

Good prose, Orwell would have you believe, is like a window pane.

NBC News executives believe they have a window of opportunity through 2016 to put MSNBC on a new track.

After a person is pronounced clinically dead, Buddhists believe, there is a window of opportunity called the 'moment of clear light' when his consciousness passes through its most pure and potent form.

One of today's visitors, Laraine Colucci, 60, of North Plainfield, N.J., said she believed the window held the same image that Juan Diego, an Aztec convert to Christianity, saw in the hills outside Mexico City in 1531: the Virgin of Guadalupe.

In April he told a congressional committee: "I believe the window for a two-state solution is shutting... a year, a year and a half, or two years, or it's over".