Sentence examples for believed turning from inspiring English sources

Rickey knew he must find someone whose behavior on and off the field would be exemplary, and who believed "turning the other cheek" was not just the practical thing to do but the right thing.

After the 2003 Anglo-American invasion, he was struck by the "ignorance and arrogance of the neo-cons" who believed turning Iraq into an American protectorate would be an easy job; he understood the country would degenerate into sectarian strife.

Neil Warnock believes turning his Crystal Palace side from cannon fodder into play-off hopefuls has been the biggest achievement of his career.

But the two geoscientists at the University of Nebraska, Omaha, believe turning the Karakoram mountain range and Siachen Glacier into a scientific peace park could help ease tensions between India and Pakistan and advance knowledge of various scientific processes at 8000 meters.

You may be one of those mid-lifers who believes turning back the clock is the key to moving forward.

But I don't believe turning in your moral compass and responsibility to people who trust you.

"I believe" turns out to be the key phrase.

The trick is, whatever you believe turns out to be true".

THE isolation, many believe, turned the North Koreans into hardened survivors.

"This is where Bill Clinton spoke in 1992 and, I believe, turned a corner in his campaign in New Hampshire and for the White House," Mr. Lieberman said.

It was a decade in which nothing good happened, and none of the optimistic things we were supposed to believe turned out to be true.