Sentence examples for believes a young from inspiring English sources
"Like saying Brian O'Driscoll would out-rugby Robbie Keane – of course he would, it's a different bloody sport!" But the opportunities for boxing to learn from MMA, and vice versa, are certainly real and Connor believes a young coach such as Shane McGuigan is in prime position to reap the benefits of an open-minded approach to his craft.
City travel to Hull City on Saturday, and Tigers boss Steve Bruce believes a young Lampard would be worth up to £70m today.
Mitchell, who gave up fronting BBC2's The Bubble to commit to the topical series, believes a younger audience is ready for comedy with a political edge.
John Davis Aberystwyth Is the greater sinner the ageing Tory minister who foolishly believed a young blonde woman was attracted to him, or the journalist who deliberately set out to entrap him with explicit conversations and photographs built around a tissue of lies?
I did think it would be him or Pedrosa that would win the championship through consistency because I couldn't believe a young 20-year-old in his first season could be a solid as Marquez has been.
Hard to believe a young fellow should have to work sixty or seventy hours a week to make ends meet.
It's with a sense of optimism and hope fueled by work that I believe a young woman can go where she determines to go".
In Pakistan, American officials believe a younger generation of operatives is emerging to challenge the authority of the group's old guard, including Mr. Zawahri.
He writes badly because he both believes and doesn't believe that we are free, both believes and doesn't believe that we are morally accountable, both believes and doesn't believe that a young person's straying from a prescribed social role is sinful.
The only alternative for a person who believes in a young Earth is that God has falsified Earth's record to test our faith a conclusion first expounded by the exacting American naturalist and devout believer Philip Gosse in 1857 (Gosse 1998).
