Sentence examples for believing that when from inspiring English sources

He ran for office believing that "when somebody hurts, government has got to move".

It is this that long led foreign jurists into believing that, when sitting as a court, its decisions would inevitably be biased in favour of the executive.

Canadians can be pardoned for believing that when the country's highest court renders a decision, the government clicks their heels and sets themselves to implementing it.

He viewed music with suspicion but also with great respect, believing that when composed meaningfully, "after silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music".

(It was a lack, incidentally, that Maugham cultivated, believing that when an author could be immediately identified by his style, style had degenerated into mannerism).

Believing that when we're anxious it's best to keep busy can mean that our intense mental distress drives us into manic activity.

I'll believe that when I see it".

We'll believe that when we see it.

He added: "I believe that when she goes to that house, she will die soon.

"Senators have to believe that when they talk to you the President will know about it".

We believe that when religion and freedom are put at odds both suffer.