Sentence examples for believed suggesting from inspiring English sources

A New York Times/CBS News Poll this month found that about 6 out of 10 registered voters believed that Mr. Kerry said what he wanted people to hear, rather than what he believed, suggesting some success by Mr. Bush in portraying Mr. Kerry as a flip-floppers.

Taken together, these issues indicate that the production reproduction antagonism may not be as pervasive as previously believed, suggesting the need for more rigorous methods of scientific investigation on this matter.

We demonstrate that TSD in fish is far less widespread than currently believed, suggesting that TSD is clearly the exception in fish sex determination.

Nevertheless, up to 9% of all cases of diabetes were found to be caused by pancreatic diabetes, much higher than is commonly believed, suggesting that some cases of pancreatic diabetes are misdiagnosed type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

But Roberts's paper trail, which is more extensive than is generally believed, suggests a more cautious assessment.

But the sheer outlandishness of the claims being made, and believed, suggested to many that the Internet had brought about a fundamental devaluing of the truth.

The men were arrested in daytime raids in a counter-terrorist operation based on intelligence which police believed suggested an attack was imminent.

The team now believe suggesting the platypus' evolutionary past was more complicated than previously thought.

But this time around, North Korea's succession crisis is the primary impetus, many experts believe, suggesting that the audience for the test is its own population as much as the United States.

Meyerhoff believes suggesting further interaction (to "catch up" at a later date) is less formal than darting off, while leaving the other person feeling valued.

Even the show's title, "Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe," suggests yearning for a different state, and whether this desire concerns art, religion, magic or U.F.O.'s is itself left up in the air.