Sentence examples for believes unlike from inspiring English sources

Ben Serotta, the founder of Serotta, an upstate New York company formed in 1972 that also specializes in made-to-order, high-performance bikes, believes, unlike Co-Motion, that breakaway bikes should be specially made to handle the coupler system to prevent metal fatigue.

Simply put, Mr Brown believes, unlike Lord Lawson, that detailed microeconomic policy, calibrated by a wise chancellor, can work wonders.Lord Lawson's instinct was to cut taxes and to simplify them: he cut both income-tax rates and the number of bands, and streamlined the corporation-tax regime.

Strauss was critical of democracy in much the same way that Winston Churchill was: he believed (unlike Plato) that it was the worst political system apart from all the others.

As Radcliffe notes, however, the UK has long believed – unlike the US – in direct government support of media.

I still believe, unlike Bartlett, that real change can only be effected through the existing machinery of politics.

And if our Prime Minister is to believed, unlike at Alton Towers, the risk of severe injury is all but non-existent.

I believe (unlike many critics) that the PCC did get to grips with some excesses and, in general, performed well, given its remit and its powers.

It has always believed, unlike some socialist parties in central and eastern Europe, that MPs are accountable to the people not the party.

This means that every day this week, all four of my children have needed or will need a lunch box stuffed with a snack and lunch (their school being one of the many that believe, unlike any school I ever attended, that children who ate breakfast two hours ago must again be fortified midmorning).

Ella, who won four caps for Australia in the early 1980s and turned 57 on Sunday, is not promising instant miracles but has seen enough to believe, unlike some of his compatriots, that European back play is not a totally lost cause.

Perhaps this is one case where seeing is believing: unlike in the United States, many Spaniards have actually experienced having a customized phone – perhaps they've found the associated benefits justify a cost increase.