Sentence examples for believes mere from inspiring English sources
He believes mere stubbornness is a foreign policy and that he can just ignore the will of the American people.
I suppose some will argue it would unjustly place her in a position to take a job from a "more deserving" U.S. citizen, but I don't believe mere citizenship entitles anyone to a job.
It reflects a difference between those who believe mere air superiority is sufficient and those who believe one must have air supremacy, even air dominance.
But lost amidst the tough talk was a rare admission from the president that the economy wasnt quite as healthy as the government would like the electorate to believe, mere months away from presidential elections.
And then there are those like former criminal prosecutor and best-selling author Vincent Bugliosi who believe mere impeachment is not enough.
"I believe Meres has seen 'Lord of the Rings' one too many times," says Nic 1. "But basically, we're telling our own story".
And of course, Ukip's public school-educated leader, Nigel Farage, believes it mere common sense to worry about Romanians moving next door.
They believed that mere expressions of support would be enough to calm the markets — and that they did not need to put in real commitments of emergency funds.
Kevin J. Sullivan, the state transportation secretary, said that he did not believe a mere voucher would soothe a wronged commuter, but that the program was a way to see which stations got the most complaints.
Throw in ridiculously overhyped accolades like Mr. Basketball — isn't Player of the Year prestigious enough? — and it's no wonder a deluded kid like Jereme Richmond shows up in Champaign believing his mere presence will guarantee greatness as he uses college to tune up for the pros.
If anything the two players have exceeded the loftiest of expectations – Luck has turned the worst team in football into a playoff contender and RG3, who is maybe the most exciting quarterback to watch thanks to his ability to make plays with his legs, has become so revered in DC that people believe his mere presence led the woeful Washington Wizards to a win.
