Sentence examples for believed events from inspiring English sources

Later, he believed events proved him right.

One part of the Government Act, the appointment by the crown of the governor's council, was something he had long opposed without formal hearings on the matter, but even colonial authorities sympathetic to his view believed events had by 1774 gone too far for the British political establishment to support alternatives.

Those individuals who adopt fatalistic belief system appeared to have a strong external locus of control and believed events in their life, including health challenges, were primarily predetermined by Allah (God) and not necessarily from their own actions or environmental influences.

Here's how I believe events will unfold.

At Zurich Community Trust we encourage trustees to take supporters to Seeing is Believing events, it help trustees connect with the cause and helps with their visibility with staff".

Many scientists believe events affecting the endocrine system are to blame... Finland seems to be immune, so far from the otherwise general decline... Mentions P.O.

Contrary to what European policymakers would have us believe, events in Europe's periphery over the past year are vindicating Milton Friedman's deep skepticism about the euro, which he expressed at the time of its 1999 launch.

Despite the enormity of the problem of wrongful convictions (there are thousands of innocent people rotting in prisons across the country), Professor Protess believes events are moving in the right direction.

However, it is a contribution which many Sikhs in the UK believe is largely unrecognised, which is why author Jay Singh Sohal believes events like this are important.

In the driving seat for the under-57kg berth, Jones believes events such as the British Open will help her 2012 preparation.

Lambert believes events like a mega-iceberg breaking off from the Ross Ice Shelf in 2001, which blocked the penguins' normal migration route, may have happened many times over the millennia.