Sentence examples for believed moreover from inspiring English sources

It is believed, moreover, that both Flower and the captain Alastair Cook are likely to get Downton's official backing.

They believed, moreover, that true reforms could be brought about only by the exaltation of the papacy so that it commanded the obedience of all provincial metropolitans and was out of the reach of the emperor and the local aristocracy.

The Civil War took place in a newly and self-consciously humanitarian age... an age in which family ties were celebrated and sentimentalized, an age that believed, moreover, that it possessed the agency and responsibility, as well as the scientific expertise, to mitigate suffering".

He believes, moreover, that the violence is caused partly by bad government.

He calls Bush a murderer and gets the attention of the world and captivates the left.' 'How can you be a big hero,' interjects Barrera Tyszka, 'in the mould of Bolívar or Guevara, without an enemy?' Marcano believes, moreover, that beyond the theatrics there is a real Chávez who remains as yet unseen and untested.

Since he believes, moreover, that "most piano works should not be interpreted merely in keyboard terms" that most composers for the piano, titans included, have approached the instrument from extra-pianistic standpoints, with the voice or the orchestra in mind, this, too, must be taken into account in arriving at a proper apprehension of a score.

If you believe, moreover, that institutional failures of one kind or another bias the political system in favour of excessive spending, then excessive tax cuts can sometimes be the appropriate response.This doctrine of two wrongs making a right is difficult to accept just now, however.

I still believe, moreover, that the federal method is essential to this Europe of ours.