Sentence examples for circle of believe from inspiring English sources
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Hanks's Donovan is a straight-arrow American guy, who has to square the circle of believing it to be his constitutional duty to defend a man who is in fact guilty of spying and attempting to undermine the American state – and its constitution.
But Miliband and his inner circle of advisers believed they were writing a whole new chapter of the party's history, "turning the page" on New Labour without lurching back to an old Labour script.
Kampfner says there is "a small, influential circle of people" who believe British journalism is a "problem" and public figures should be shown more deference.
In the absence of a united UN Security Council willing to act to end the killing, members of Assad's inner circle still believe they can militarily crush all those who have risen against them.
The mounting defections of aides like Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa suggest that even some members of the inner circle believe the tide has turned.
Cameron and his circle believe the arrest of Green marks a defining moment of what they describe as "state heavy-handedness".
The idea that sensations are not real parts of perception seems to be typical for many other members of the two circles (and prominently for Scheler, cf. 1925, 285): indeed, according to Schapp the members of the Munich circle "did not believe anymore in the sensation as constituent of perception" (Schapp 1959, 21; cf. Ingarden 1968, 419).
In 2011 he will work on those weaknesses, emerging as an attractive dark-horse candidate and (again) as a plausible running-mate for the eventual nominee.In Republican circles, many believe that two of the most promising potential aspirants to that position are a pair of governors who happen to be close friends: Haley Barbour of Mississippi and Mitch Daniels of Indiana.
