Sentence examples for believed on this from inspiring English sources
His book is heavily speckled with evasive adverbs: "reportedly," "supposedly," "doubtless," "undoubtedly". Consider the following sentence: "Nixon doubtless considered McGovern dangerous to national security and the economy". Certainly Mr. Nixon found it convenient to portray George McGovern as dangerous, but what he believed on this score remains unproven.
It would be unfortunate if readers of The YOLO Pages believed, on this evidence, that metamodern literature is dependent on the generosity (or lack thereof, given postmodern cynicism) of readers.
"We don't know what Charlie believes on this issue because he's taken every side on this issue," Scott said.
"The threat here I believe on this island is as dangerous as it was at any time during the Troubles," said Ahern.
Collins, whose credits include stints with everyone from the monumental (George Clinton) to the momentarily famous (Deee-Lite), has organized a tribute to Brown, who would have turned seventy-five (or eighty, depending on who you believe) on this very night.
Instead, faith is all that man needs and, as Swift claims: This is enough for any good Christian to believe on this great article, without ever inquiring any farther: And, this can be contrary to no man's reason, although the knowledge of it is hid from him.
If one would have strong prior believes on the correlations among parameters, this could be represented in a Bayesian hierarchical model.
They believe, on the basis of this research, and that of others, that a large proportion of the differences in outcome at school are caused by genes.
Q: And, do you believe on the salvation issue -- and this is controversial too -- that belief in Christ is needed for going to heaven?
Bush believes on principle that this is a matter for the people of South Carolina to decide," said his press secretary Mindy Tucker.
