Sentence examples for believed the point from inspiring English sources

McEnroe added that he had some sympathy for Rusedski and believed the point should have been replayed.

She said she believed the point of the quizzes was to harvest Facebook user data.

Contrary to what is commonly believed, the point is not to find out whether one is more correct than the other [35].

In the tests are equally problematic at great schools, then maybe it's time for repeal?

I believe the point I was made is that the president starts off with a large number of the voters, 47, 48, 49 percent, something like that.

I believe the point you raise has prompted efforts to both standardize the scientific evaluation and make sure it is independent going forward.

While the 36-year-old refused to celebrate because the strike was against his former side, Kompany believes the point Lampard gained may have a significant bearing on who wins the Premier League.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes the point gained against St Johnstone may yet prove crucial in the Dons' pursuit of Europe.

She added: "Since the closure of the A&E department in the City hospital, the Royal has been working under undue stress and Wednesday's nights episode was I believe the point where the system collapsed.

So will the home secretary now order the fundamental reform of this force and consider all potential options?" Others believe the point of no return has been passed.

I can't believe the point of the story is Jesus' carnal sacrifice or God's great despair over losing, for a little while, God's son.