Sentence examples for believes the differences from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wright said he believes the differences in their ages and acting experience are vital to their performances as Lincoln and Booth, brothers who dream of hitting it big on a three-card monte scam despite a simmering sibling rivalry.

Michael Gove has written to both the NI and Welsh education ministers saying he believes the differences are becoming so great, there must be a split.

While both believers and non-believers can experience porn and sex addiction, Gross believes the difference is where the pressure's coming from.

Warner believes the difference lies in the level of exposure and expectation.

He believes the difference between Zhongguancun and such U.S. hotspots is simply a matter of time.

She believes the difference this time round will be under a thousand.

Ligon-Scott believes the difference is related to education; the longer you've been in school, the older you'll be when you enter the workforce.

He's specifically fond of the curved edges of the S6 Edge's display, and believes the difference in design from the S6 to the S6 Edge is worth the extra $100.

But he keeps hammering McGinty over minimum wage because his life's work has been trying to help people escape poverty, and because he believes the difference between $15 and $9 says a lot about where the Democrats are headed.

He says he believes the difference in what lines people remember is gender-based only insofar as men -- unless coerced -- don't ordinarily see anything generally classified as a chick flick.

Ropeik believes the difference between the way experts and the public think about risk sometimes creates risks all by itself.