Sentence examples for believes where from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Walker has hope, noting that he believes where we are now is the closest we have come to having a national conversation about race.

Given that this particular fish was pregnant both times it was caught, Hogan believes where it was found is likely a nursery area.

India's tendency to throw up humanitarian heroes like Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Teresa is a sign of weak institutions, he believes: where these are stronger, saints are less needed to protect the weak.

He had heard from other contacts in China that since the Tahrir Square protests in Egypt, political oppression has stiffened China, describing it as the worst crackdown since Tiananmen Square: "Now, the government believes, 'Where there is oppression there will not be a rebellion.'" In any case, my friend said, "The government is extremely paranoid".

So if you believe that the Fed has been keeping rates artificially low for years on end — which is apparently what Everyone believes — where's my overheated economy?

Here Dancy suggests, drawing on A.R. White (1972), that we may think of the reference to what the agent believes, where his belief is false, as what he calls an intentional-accusative.

They could barely believe where they were.

England themselves cannot believe where they are.

I cannot believe where the summer has gone.

What Can We Believe Where?: Photographs of the American West.

I could not believe where I was, honestly".