Sentence examples for believes older from inspiring English sources

Professor Theorell believes older residents are more likely to choose classical music or swing.

The Week's Best Quote Anne Bezanconn believes older entrepreneurs are better: "This is why, contrary to popular belief, most entrepreneurs do not create companies in their early twenties.

Anthony Thomson, Atom's chairman, says savings might not be the most obvious start for a bank likely to be aiming at young users, but he believes older people are also interested in digital banking.

The Campaign to End Loneliness believes older people, like Mr Luther, are particularly affected by the high turnover and fast-changing nature of London.

Steve Barber, councillor for the nearby town of Beeston, is in favour of the proposed station but believes older people in the area will be against it.

Dr Craig Berry from the University of Sheffield has researched population ageing and its effect on politics for the Intergenerational Foundation, and believes older people are "certainly" becoming more influential.

He said he believes old meat could have been served at schools across the county.

Mr Phillips, who will head it, believes old-fashioned race politics is on the way out.

That sounds as if Romney believes old people are kind of selfish.

Naturally, no one ever believes old man Bedford's ridiculous moon-landing tale, even though he has the kinematographic evidence to prove it.

Others saw a lack of self-esteem or ambition in their young people, for which they believed older sections of the community must take some responsibility.