Sentence examples for believed that rather from inspiring English sources

Vajda believed that, rather than improve a single shot, Djokovic needed to play more.

Our group believed that rather than using external memory, it was more valuable to challenge to handle limited memory.

They believed that, rather than merely being recipients of charity, people in these communities need to be infused with entrepreneurial spirit and given access to modern tools and technology that they could use to build their own businesses.

I have long believed that – rather than be fussed about having the cheapest deal – millions of us just want a guarantee that we're not paying over the odds for our heating and lighting.

Wyss-Coray believed that rather than experimenting with conjoined mice, the only option was to take blood from young mice, strip out the blood cells, and inject the plasma into old ones.

"I've always believed that, rather than focussing on labels that aren't accurate, and labels that are, frankly, loaded terms, it's important to focus on facts, and focus on a person's actions that really define his values," he told me.

"We believe that rather than nipping at the edges, we're being aggressive".

The scientists believe that rather than trying to flood females with more sperm, male crickets have evolved an alternative strategy.

Andy Rooney believes that Rather is on the road so often because he's ashamed of anchoring—"a dumb job".

But no one would believe her and, indeed, many would believe that, rather than being selfless, she was acting under the direction of the president.

Many people believe that, rather than suffering a mechanical failure, the plane was shot down by Belgian mercenaries who supported the secessionists.