Sentence examples for believes becoming from inspiring English sources

"But Carmen believes becoming commercial will dirty you with the 'P' word of profit.

Mr. Young believes becoming conference chairman created an internal tension between Mr. Santorum's outsider instincts and his ambition.

Clarence House has robustly denied reports that the Prince of Wales believes becoming king would be akin to "prison".

Wane believes becoming Super League champions next Saturday would rank as Wigan's greatest achievement in the light of long-term injuries to Joel Tomkins, Liam Farrell and Michael McIlorum, and the news Sam Tomkins and Sean O'Loughlin will not play again this season.

Brecel was disappointed with his performance but believes becoming world champion in future is "definitely possible".

Clarence House has denied reports that the Prince of Wales believes becoming king will be a form of prison.

This week's Stylist contains an article about the new "power maternity leave" that is, if the Telegraph is to be believed, becoming something of a trend.

It's not that I don't think white people are unwilling to cultivate real friendships with black people, it's that I don't believe becoming close friends with black people occurs to them at all.

This problem is growing and, I believe, becoming a more significant issue in the current poorly -- often disastrously -- handled confrontations between the police and the public.

Can we now expand it?" R.I.M. has about 5.5 million business subscribers, a market that Kenneth Hyers, an analyst for ABI Research, says he believes is becoming saturated.

Indeed, despite the mounting opposition, the government shows no signs of wavering in its commitment to the project, having already spent £37m on consultants and lawyers to advance a case it believes is becoming more compelling by the month.