Sentence examples for believed test from inspiring English sources

I drank the Kool-Aid and believed test scores were an accurate measurement of success.

The other was as another queen, the doomed "Mary of Scotland," a role Miss Hayes believed tested her true talent whether a sprightly 5-foot Irishwoman could convincingly portray the tall, romantic, tragic Scots queen.

Several relatives believed testing would be more beneficial to younger individuals (i.e., their sons) as younger men could then make decisions regarding earlier screening behavior.

If Columbus was an adopted name, as some scholars believe, tests of Coloms and Colombos will have been in vain.

"I don't think anybody believes testing alone is going to stop youngsters from taking steroids," he said.

Here in Texas, the backlash has been fiercest among parents and educators who believe testing has become excessive, particularly after a period when the state cut its budget for education.

They believe tests make them think of how the class being created will interact with the other classes and of the easiness of using it.

Hecker, who opposes testing, believes testing would be necessary.

"I believe testing issues today are sucking the oxygen out of the room in a lot of schools".

(For African-Americans, who experience a higher incidence and death rate, many experts believe testing should start at age 45).

Although most of us believe tests and other performance indicators to be accurate measures of qualifications, the truth is they often can be ridden with subtle bias.