Sentence examples for believes exactly from inspiring English sources

Engaging with artists in media other than dance, and performing outside traditional venues, is, Millepied believes, exactly what ballet needs to expand its appeal beyond cognoscenti.

Within this definition, Mrs. Davis has the right to not believe in gay marriage, and certainly the right to have a loving and supportive male husband who believes exactly as she does.

Not believing exactly we asked official looking person in church.

"I believe exactly what the Bible does," Mr. Rose said.

No doubt most of Britain's five million Catholics do not believe exactly what Benedict believes and teaches.

When they're in that tribe, they seem to think that you have to believe exactly the same things as everyone else in that tribe.

No two people believe exactly the same thing, and that presents another opportunity for evasion: plausible denial that you believe what is being attributed to you.

I am certain that the vast majority of U.S. senators and policy makers quietly believe exactly what Hagel believes on Israel — that it is surrounded by more implacable enemies than ever and needs and deserves America's backing.

In contrast to Cleanth Brooks, who had said, "I am not one of those people who believe that man can live by poetry alone," Bloom, the self-described "secularist with Gnostic proclivities," believed exactly that.

She was over 40 when she finally escaped the emotional pandemonium of life with her parents (whom she loved "painfully"); and after that she lived, I believe, exactly as she wished to.

If, on the other hand, the same words have the same meanings, it must follow that the words play the same conceptual roles, in which case there would be no need for communication; each speaker would understand and believe exactly what every other speaker does.