Sentence examples for believes encouraged from inspiring English sources

But she is also, by turns, difficult, sometimes deluded (she believes, encouraged by Jon, that she can be party leader, tumour or no tumour), crude and, towards the end of her life, dependent on what Ian Paisley once referred to in her hearing as "the devil's buttermilk" (ie whiskey).

It will, he believes, encourage responsible use of the internet.

Coxell believes encouraging a greater understanding of emotional intelligence among his staff has benefited the firm.

The formulation, he believes, encourages us to imagine that something is wrong with black people, instead of seeing that something is wrong with America.

This, Google believes, encourages companies to bid whatever they think a search term is worth, safe in the knowledge that the final price they pay will be less.

But the new competition and the continued softening of retail advertising will, Mr. Groves says he believes, encourage a search for alternatives.

Melling believes encouraging overt religious behaviour in the workplace is very positive: "My faith allows me to love my colleagues, even those who drive me up the wall.

The app, SNEHA believes, encourages increased reporting of violence, lets community members know what assistance is available, and helps NGOs understand more about the prevalence of violence in Dharavi.

He believes encouraging young athletes has been the secret to ensuring that the club has continued to flourish.

But Congress has given the administration limited legal authority to change a corporate culture that promoted outsize compensation that many people believe encouraged unacceptably risky business decisions.

That move, Mr. Sharon and many Israelis believe, encouraged not only the Hezbollah guerrilla group in Lebanon, but Palestinian terrorist groups as well.