Sentence examples for believes votes from inspiring English sources

An odd coalition seems to be gelling here between affluent, predominantly Jewish retirees in nearby Boca Raton, Jackson's Rainbow Coalition and, of all people, Buchanan, who said on this morning's Today Show that he believes votes he won here were intended for Gore.

Nobody believes voting will change anything.

And one academy member believes voting by hand allows for more thoughtful consideration.

Even among the tens of millions who identify even marginally with the movement, there is probably a major segment that no longer believes voting really matters.

Democrats believe votes such as these will hurt Republicans in the polls.

No, the issue is simpler: Iranians, Moussavi among them, believe votes must be counted in the uneasy hybrid of a country called the Islamic Republic.

Yet those with no reason to believe continue to believe, vote, speak, petition.

"I believe voting is the essence of citizenship," Mr. Bloomberg said.

But he does not believe voting no on Sunday is the answer.

She says: I believe voting is fundamentally important – politics affects us all every single day and by voting, our voice can be heard.

"We are going to look like Alabama in the '60s," said Mr. Konopnicki, who is facing a tough election and did not believe voting no would change the outcome.