Sentence examples for believed mixed from inspiring English sources

As long as I believed mixed martial artists were untrained, bloodthirsty, tattooed brutes turning their love of bar fighting into quick cash, I was never going to be able to stomach it.

I believe mixed reality arcades can be a huge boon for VR adoption, and I'm confident there will be profitable ventures created in these immersive arcade experiences.

She believes mixed-ability teaching, used in "about half" the schools, is "political fantasy", and says children should be held back a year if they're failing.

Because the mixed model was a combination of models with a higher coefficient of determination, we believed the mixed model to be the most valid for this study.

Again, this enthusiasm was based on what researchers believed a mixed methods approach could deliver in the type of research field they worked in, rather than a belief in mixed methods research per se.

It is believed that mixed layer illite smectite minerals are in the third transformation zone, and the organic matter is highly mature.

It is believed that mixed feeding in the first six months carries a greater risk of transmission because the other liquids and foods given to the baby alongside the breastmilk can damage the already delicate and permeable gut wall of the small infant and allow the virus to be transmitted more easily.

He believes that mixed education--basic science mixed with the art and the applied science of winemaking--helps him create the wines he is eager to create: wines that retain the character of the place where they were crafted.

"We put a lot of effort into making our new developments integrated – mixing together properties for social rent, shared ownership and owner occupation...We believe that mixed communities are stronger communities and it's wrong to separate families according to their income when building housing developments, and we don't think that this approach would have widespread appeal".

The midterm elections are, I believe, a mixed blessing for both of America's political parties.

And in place of the zoning used in Milton Keynes, where residential areas were strictly separated from shopping areas, the firm now believes in mixed developments.