And the Express believed she "brought happiness, joy and the occasional tear to our Saturday nights with Blind Date and Surprise Surprise.
Theistic faith may seem better expressed as believing in God, rather than as believing that God exists for example, the Christian creeds begin 'Credo in unum Deum …' and it is arguable that 'belief in' is neither merely an idiomatic variant on, nor reducible to, 'belief that' (Price 1965).
On Friday, a White House spokesman said that President Bush did not share the views Mr. Falwell expressed and believed them to be "inappropriate".
If "Glee" is about expressing yourself, believing in yourself and loving yourself all the way to a moment of pure adrenaline-fueled glory, then "Friday Night Lights" is about breathing in and appreciating the small, somewhat-imperfect moments that make up an average life.
Lisa expresses surprise, believing Price to be dead.
For example, when Longacre took a new double eagle from his pocket, Meredith expressed surprise, believing that the dies from which it had been made had been broken.
Considering that the DTNBP1 gene is broadly expressed, we believe that dysbindin may play a significant role in controlling the post-endocytic sorting of various GPCRs and in multiple cell types.
As it is unlikely that all these short ORFs are highly expressed, we believe that this biased codon utilization is reflecting very divergent pseudogene fragments.
The Constitution does not speak to what we believe, but how we express what we believe; it stipulates that laws cannot be fashioned that "prohibit the free exercise" of religious conviction.
"We will never be the kind of band to tell people what to think or even strongly express what we believe in," she insists.
