Sentence examples for believing along from inspiring English sources

Believing, along with other politicians of similar stamp, that it is the responsibility of government to ensure a minimum standard for the public services, Mr Blunkett feels obliged to step in whenever a local provider falls short of the mark.

Believing, along with Lincoln, that the U.S. needed a naval base in the Caribbean, in January 1865, Seward offered to purchase the Danish West Indies (today the United States Virgin Islands).

As Varoufakis put it, "the IMF, the United States' government, many other governments around the globe, and most independent economists believe – along with us – that the debt must be restructured".

So please believe along with us".

So while Weissmann thinks the New York Times underweights the potential and unknowable risk of heretofore unseen levels of job loss, I believe (along with hundreds of economists) that he underweights the immediate, definite risk of keeping the minimum wage too low.

We both believe, along with the Jews, in the idea of a single God.

Some moderate Basques believe, along with ETA, in total separation from Spain.

Instead, the majority in all three countries believed, along with Freud, that dreams reveal important unconscious emotions.

It is the ritual that makes it tempting to believe, along with Mr. Sukari's friendly charm.

Elinor believed (along with Yeats) that the war was not a fit subject for artistic expression, though I suppose even Elinor would accept that medical illustration is necessary.

The difference is that conservative critics believe, along with Nietzsche, that tragedy has died since we no longer believe in fate and the gods.