Sentence examples for believed an end from inspiring English sources

It was, he believed, an "end to my personal life".

Experts believe an end to the HIV/AIDS epidemic could be achieved by 2030, but there are concerns that the virus might endure in marginalised, high-risk groups.

Perhaps he, like Boteach, believes an end to violence is a necessary condition to two states living side-by-side in peace.

Conversations with Mr. Sharon before the campaign indicated that he believed that an end to the conflict was far away and that expecting it was unrealistic.

But in the end they believe a death on the field is much less likely than one in a car accident.

Midfielder Jack Cork believes a positive end to the Premier League campaign will put Swansea City in a good position ahead of next season.

The axes and pitchforks of Ukrainian nationalists, they believe, brought an end to that idyll.Reality was more complex.

Our artworks for us are always experimental and never final, as we don't believe in an end.

Otherwise we will be of little help in supporting our brothers and sisters in Israel, the majority of whom have come to believe that an end to wars and bloodshed is worth real sacrifice.

The community of Witnesses Bangs's family belonged to believed in an end-is-nigh ideology, and they disapproved of Christmas presents, birthday parties, and education beyond reading the Bible.

"You couldn't have written the way it ended; no one would ever have believed a movie if it ended like this.