Sentence examples for believing it would from inspiring English sources

He chose Hindhead because of its mild climate, believing it would ease the suffering of his wife Louisa, who had been diagnosed with tuberculosis.

During a red-shirt rally in 2010, protesters set a stage with its back to the Thao Maha Phrom statue, believing it would strengthen their cause.

8, never believing it would pass.

"They shorted the euro, believing it would drift lower towards a possible breakup," he said.

The cousins also sought an independent chairman, believing it would make the company more responsive.

Breivik sought the same outcome, believing it would legitimise the ideology that inspired his attacks.

She awoke yesterday, believing it would be one of the best days.

According to food folklore, Nellie loved ice-cream but dared not eat it, believing it would damage her vocal cords.

At the time, abortion-rights advocates celebrated, believing it would settle the long, divisive debate over abortion.

Rachel brought home a little one, believing it would dry out nicely, but after a day it began to reek.

But Mr. Cameron did not want to legislate press issues, believing it would cross a red line protecting journalistic freedoms.