Sentence examples for fair believe from inspiring English sources

Just in case the revelation that American torturers took their cues from that model of moral clarity that was the Chinese Communist regime hasn't fully convinced you that the practice is unquestionably, incontrovertibly evil, Christopher Hitchens' column in the August 2008 Vanity Fair, "Believe Me, It's Torture," ought to drive the point home.

Slotover, who does not vote on which galleries are included in the fair, believes there is an effort to present a cross-section of the best.

But a grass-roots organization called Santa Clara Plays Fair believes the $850 million loan driving the deal is too risky.

"So that's fair, I believe".

It is fair to believe that his violent meltdown, more than three decades later, had nothing to do with BZ.

Some NBC executives find him extremely fair but believe his longtime GOP links create a perception problem.

It seems fair to believe that the old sage's attempts to "disengage" are doomed to failure.

"If there's a way it could be secure and fair, I believe a couple million dollars could be raised," Mr. Levin told ABC.

But I think what I think these policies, and to be fair, I believe something needed to be done last year.

Assumptions are always dangerous in World Cup matches, but it would seem fair to believe that Australia will be the weakest team in the group, and that they have defensive problems which Chile should be able to exploit.

It's fair to believe Rivers never expected to gush like that.