Sentence examples for believing the cold from inspiring English sources

He entered office believing the Cold War could no longer serve as the organizing principle for U.S. foreign policy, and he adopted a human rights agenda that gave a new rationale for intervention.

If you really believe the cold war is over then the treaty is no longer necessary".

Without bothering to make a few basic checks, every country now believed the cold war had restarted.

McCain said Obama "believes the Cold War is over – that's fine, it's over – but Putin doesn't believe it's over".

With North Korea already having acquired nuclear weapons and Iran seemingly determined to acquire them, and with the increase of international terrorism, U.S. and Russia officials said here that they believed the Cold War dominated by two nuclear superpowers was truly over.

Mr MacNeil and other veterans believe the Cold War was responsible for their lack of recognition.

Weather forecasters believe the cold air will help break more than 100 daily record lows, NBC News reports.

MM: We do a lot of the same things that most other vintners (winemakers) do, but I believe the "cold-soak" method brings out extra color and flavor in my wine.

Then again, the Coney Island Polar Bears partake in weekly Sunday swims between November and April, and credit the club's founding in 1903 to Bernarr Macfadden, a man who believed the cold-weather forays were a boost to one's "stamina, virility and immunity".

I can't believe the cold-blooded killing of hooded Trayvon as a typical teenage American boy.

He was also a steadfast opponent of open-ended cooperation the Soviet Union, believing that the Cold War would end only when the Soviets were confronted with overwhelming U.S. military might.