Sentence examples for believing on the from inspiring English sources

Peter Duval Smith, in the Financial Times, was in two minds about the book, believing on the one hand that "the background is excellent .

Yet, he would not call it "Symphony No. 9," believing, on the analogy of Beethoven and Bruckner, that a ninth symphony must be its composer's last.

The scene comes from "The Girlfriends" (1955), a film by Michelangelo Antonioni, and it is worth revisiting, because anyone who knew little of the director — who perhaps learned of him only when he died, on July 30th, at ninety-four — could be forgiven for believing, on the strength of the obituaries, that here was a merchant of the miserable.

Believing on the similarities of normal joints in humans and monkeys, we have employed a model of collagen-induced arthritis in Macaca fascicularis (or crab-eating monkey) in an attempt to evaluate the histological alterations caused by such condition in the extracellular matrix of the articular cartilage.

What one believes on the basis of no evidence simply exposes one's prejudice and is otherwise meaningless.

We believe, on the one hand, that the individual must save himself or herself.

Each one wishes to be believed on the basis of its own authority and threatens unbelievers.

If one would have strong prior believes on the correlations among parameters, this could be represented in a Bayesian hierarchical model.

There may be a big disconnect between churches on the one hand, and what they profess to believe on the other.

"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and Thou Shalt Be Saved".

What do Americans really believe on the issue of healthcare?