Sentence examples for believes particularly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush may well find that his skill at dealing with like-minded conservative Democrats in Texas will not be as transferable to Washington as he believes, particularly after the acrimony over Florida.

It's a world Walsh is particularly scathing about: "The most honest statement of what the art community believes, particularly the academic art community, is, 'We've never thought about it and God willing, inshallah, we never will.

It has changed "for the better on the whole", he believes, particularly since being European Capital of Culture in 2008.

It's the real solution to most of our current economic problems, Hornik believes, particularly in the way in which Silicon Valley experimentation can educate the rest of the economy.

They don't believe, particularly, in the laws of war.

Cocaine, they believe, particularly crack cocaine, has had him in its grip for years.

People believe what they're brought up to believe, particularly if everybody around them also believes it.

To outsiders, the civility among the competitors can seem almost too wholesome to be believed, particularly with so much cash on the line.

When Coward wrote Blithe Spirit, the need to believe, particularly in an afterlife, was strong in a world that was being touched daily by death.

In the past 15 years, many firms have couched their promises in legalese that appears to give them wiggle room.Yet cutting OPEBs may be far harder than many firms believe, particularly where they are the result of a union negotiation, says Christine Lutgens, a lawyer at Kramer Levin.

It was also believed particularly promising because optical measurement allowed remote transduction of biomolecular binding signal without any physical connection between excitation sources and detecting elements.