Sentence examples for believed success from inspiring English sources

The British Olympic Association chief executive, Bill Sweeney, also said he believed success in Rio would help heal the rifts caused by the European referendum campaign.

Oosterbaan believed success was fleeting.

At a school packed with over 4,000 students, the majority of which live in poverty and qualify for free school lunches, many believed success wasn't possible.

Although the success-perception gap in our survey was not large (a 5.72% difference), the progress-perception gap was nearly triple (14.29%), and respondents reporting that they believed good progress had been made were common than those reporting that they believed success had been met (74.29% vs. 57.14%).

She believes success comes only from the extreme and urgent desire to be successful.

"I believe success is achievable," he said.

Fundamentally, though, Joule believes success in tough times is down to beating expectations.

I am leaving because you believe success, creativity, anything different, to be grounds for sanction.

And he sets out the four factors which he believes success will be conditional.

Adubato believes success may have spoiled his rookie star and "now she's gotten very complacent".

Depardieu, in his letter to Ayrault, had written that he was leaving France "because you believe success, creation, talent, anything different, to be grounds for sanction".