Sentence examples for believes differently from inspiring English sources

The 32-year-old Defoe may have thought that he would end his career with 55 caps, but Poyet believes differently.

"He was a career criminal and a convicted murderer, and anyone who believes differently will have forgotten that he held part of East London to ransom".

But he now believes differently, a spokeswoman said, because the city's youth smoking rate has plateaued and recent research has suggested a correlation between a higher smoking age and lower smoking rates.

He knows that the world thinks Afghans are born to fight, that there will always be savage warfare here, but he believes differently: "I tell my grandson that peace is possible.

Ms. Chua believes differently.

And while you might assume that most headaches are just that ― headaches ― Hutchinson believes differently.

At the same time our world has become extremely polarized, not only in our politics, but hate crimes abound; war is ongoing between those who look different, those who believe differently or even those who are different genders.

See FAQ 9. A covered financial institution, unless there is an "affirmative reason" to believe differently, "should presume that different businesses that share a common owner are operating separately and independently from each other and from the common owner" and need not aggregate such persons' transactions for purposes of currency transaction reporting.

We are surrounded by people who believe differently, and that makes a difference.

And finally, what are the options for religious believers and how do those who believe differently acknowledge them?

Whether a private homeschool academy like Kolbe, or a public institution, the voices in our society that seek to magnify our religious differences and convince us that those who believe differently are suspicious and even violent must not be offered prominent platforms for their rhetoric.