Sentence examples for believed that the ability from inspiring English sources
And he believed that the ability to recognize a masterpiece was innate, but that an appreciation of art could be cultivated.
He believed that the ability to distinguish right from wrong in usage did not require any special philological knowledge but was essentially what he called "a matter of instinct".
Ultimately, he left the company without pursuing his claim, but Ms. Soyster said she believed that the ability to monitor his activities had helped the client get rid of an unproductive employee and contain a potential liability -- the risk that another employee would complain that the man's activities had created a hostile work environment.
When asked if the waiving of commissions might raise prices elsewhere, a Vanguard spokesman said the company believed "that the ability to attract and retain clients, particularly high-net-worth clients, will improve the bottom line and ultimately result in lower fund expense ratios".
It is believed that the ability to predict how a person would move — given an objective and in conjunction with the observation of other people actual movements — is at the origin of the understanding of intentions [4], empathy, and ultimately social interactions [5].
The sheer depth of abilities from the numerous souls found in the game was lauded, and IGN believed that the ability to have two customizable "profiles" of different abilities was "an extremely handy idea".
Some analysts believe that the ability to more closely monitor the results from Internet campaigns may keep demand for online ads high, regardless of economic conditions.
But Mr King does believe that the ability of the developed world to generate significant economic growth, and thus wealth, has declined.
He also says he believes that the ability to text in their own language would give people a powerful reason to learn to read.
Matt Higgins, the New York Jets' executive vice president for business operations, believes that the ability to browse has become so engaging that, in a certain sense, watching a single live game from beginning to end cannot compete.
