Sentence examples for believes is split from inspiring English sources
But his biggest beef is with America's culture, which he calls repressive and believes is split between a politically correct left and religious right.
Voters don't like quarrelsome parties and, according to a MORI poll this week, 83% now believe that Labour is split over the euro.In this section What did you do in the war, Alastair?
By about 2 to 1, Californians believe the state is split between haves and have-nots, with slightly more people putting themselves in the latter category.
One of the producers is J. J. Abrams, which increases the chances of a pickup, though his attention is split between "Believe" and an untitled science-fiction show at Fox that crosses "Robocop" with "Blade Runner".
A campaign memo from Britain Stronger In Europe leaked to the Guardian shows that only about half of Labour voters have realised their party is in favour of staying in the EU, with the rest thinking it is split or believing it is a party of Brexit.
Richardson believe the current gaming ecosystem is split in two with room for innovation in the middle.
Their efforts have been successful, as evidenced by the 'consensus gap' whereby the public believe scientists are split on the cause of global warming; a stark contrast to the reality of the 97percentt consensus.
Politically, Europe is split.
