Sentence examples for believed described from inspiring English sources

While most cases that respondents believed described symptoms of cancer did indeed describe patients at high risk, we found no evidence that respondents could recognise most of these cases as potentially cancer presentations, even with a history of cigarette smoking.

This telling observation, we believe, describes Mubarak's own view of himself".

This telling observation, we believe, describes Mubarak's own view of himself as someone who is tough but fair, who ensures the basic needs of his people.

Atul Gawande points out that the United States subjects a far greater number of prisoners to prolonged solitary confinement than any other country and, rightly, I believe, describes this as a form of torture ("Hellhole," March 30th).

As chief executive Bill Dobbie put it: "Cupid is a name with worldwide appeal and positive connotations that we believe describes the company perfectly and will provide a solid brand for us as we continue our rapid growth and geographical expansion.

Nicholas de B. Katzenbach John J. Gibbons Commission on Safetyn on Sandty Abusebuse in America's Prisons Vera Institute of Justice Washington, D.C. Atul Gawande points out that the United States subjects a far greater number of prisoners to prolonged solitary confinement than any other country and, rightly, I believe, describes this as a form of torture ("Hellhole," March 30th).

Sen. GaleMcGee, of Wyoming, called clear-cutting "a shocking desecration that has to be seen to be believed," & described one clear-cut as looking "as if a squadron of B-52s had ravaged the pristine beauty of the Wind River Mountains".

When black teachers read the background statement and believed it described a black child's situation, they judged the child's prospects more kindly than when they thought the child in question was white.

UGO's Doug Trueman stated Necrid's weapon had to be "seen to be believed", and described him among other new characters as "[adding] something spectacular to the Soul Calibur pantheon".

Participants were asked to select which of the two statements they believed better described the process of care in terms of clarity, conciseness and instructional value.

Participants were requested to read each of the 50 items and then rate how well they believed it described them on a 5-point scale (very inaccurate to very accurate).