Sentence examples for believes set from inspiring English sources

The act of giving away one child, McEwan believes, set in motion a perverse pattern.

Nor does it replace GNM's own editorial guidelines, which GNM believes set the highest standards of professional conduct for its journalists.

It's those differences, often determined by culture or policy, that Dr. Frech said she believes set women up for the later health and other advantages that correlate with the ability to stay consistently in the work force.

Rabbi Roger Ross, 62, director of the New Seminary in Manhattan, said his reaction was that the city had done little in the subsequent years to address the underlying social forces that he believes set the stage for the crime.

In an interview with the writer of Maggie and Me, Damian Barr, commissioned but spiked by the Telegraph and published on Friday by the Guardian, she talks about the "boiling detestation" she feels for the woman she believes set back the cause of women.

Future won't say which competitor it believes set it up.

Tracy Grilli, 51, believes setting goals as a team makes a marked difference.

But the state's example of fiscal rigour is, he believes, setting the tone for company and family finances too.

Rowntree, however, believes setting out with the ambition of overwhelming Italy with a deluge of tries would be ill advised.

Matt Wrack, the Fire Brigades Union general secretary, has asked lawyers to review the proposal, as he believes setting early pension rates is in the gift of individual fire service employers, not the Government.

European 800m champion Lynsey Sharp is included after achieving the qualifying standard last month, and she believes setting a target of at least 34 medals is good for the team.