Sentence examples for believed conversation from inspiring English sources

Jheryl Busby, the president of Motown, told me not long ago that he believed "Conversation Peace" would "reposition" Wonder.

Mr Whelan said he had no plans to write a book about his time in the Brown political era, as he believed conversations were private, and added: "I have never read any of these books".

I believe conversation not confrontation leads to change and progress.

(Monda's "Do You Believe? Conversations on God and Religion," a collection culled from his interviews with Jane Fonda, Spike Lee, Toni Morrison, Wiesel and others for La Repubblica, will appear in November from Vintage).

THE GREAT HALL The film scholar Antonio Monda recently published the book "Do You Believe?: Conversations on God and Religion," in which he interviews eighteen prominent artists and writers about their religious beliefs.

We believe conversations took place among a limited group of senior people.

We believe conversations should focus on what people and their backgrounds have in common instead of their differences.

For instance: "I believe conversations with and about children may contribute to the improvement of the life situation for children of mentally ill parents".

When she gave an interview to ITV in October 2012 about Savile, she again believed her conversation about Starr would not be broadcast, she said.

Regarding the ITV interview about Savile, Ward said she believed her conversation about Starr with a journalist, who said he was building up a dossier, would not be broadcast.

Macmillan believed the conversation part of a deliberate ploy by the ambitious Butler.