Sentence examples for believed that order from inspiring English sources

He regrets it, but still sympathises with Robespierre, who believed that "order was necessary to straighten out the country and win the war".

Dewey believed that badly ordered societies exaggerate these distinctions, which is the business of art to overcome.

It's called random positive reinforcement; Federer would play a few magical points in a row and begin to believe that order had been restored in the match.

While he is clearly not someone who thinks the answer to a troubled school is to knock it down and build something shiny and new, he does believe that order and a professional appearance extends beyond pupils and staff.

While some believe that order of visiting the temples in an Ashtavinayaka pilgrimage is irrelevant, Lenyadri is usually visited as the 6th temple.

He said he did not believe that ordering Ms. Sebelius or the F.D.A. to re-examine their decisions would make any difference.

Our system achieved the mesostructure at 0.7 wt% surfactant concentration, so we believe that ordering can be improved in quiescent interfacial growth by the addition of a structure-enhancing agent.

Many continue to believe that ordering more tests and procedures, irrespective of patient informed preferences, is a better defense against litigation than the promotion of patient's autonomy and informed preferences.

In psychoanalysis it is believed that, in order to deal with conflict, the ego has a range of defence mechanisms.

Mrs. Greenberg believed that in order to be re-elected, Mrs. Pirro would have to divorce Mr. Pirro.

Earlier this week, many advocates believed that the order would contain language included in an early draft leaked in February.