Sentence examples for feel he believed from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't have signed here if I didn't believe in the gaffer and didn't feel he believed in me.

"He reminds me more of Ken Clarke than Boris, with a confidence to argue any point in the Commons, whether you feel he believes it or not," says one MP.

His former partner Bente agrees: "I never really felt he believed a lot of it.

Charles wanted to see some sign, as he began the burial, that his father's life and good deeds had not gone unnoticed on earth - so Charles' children would always feel that he believed In a just and a reasonable god.

The stress felt when he believed his life to be in danger triggered the fight or flight response.

But, as always with Bush, one felt that he believed every word of it: Iraq is a brave little country lighting the way to freedom in the Middle East, and freedom-loving people everywhere should rally to its side.

Groening told the Times that while he feels "bad that it makes other people feel bad," he believes the debate surrounding Apu is "tainted".

As Torre chastised his players after Sunday's ugly 9-3 loss here, he was able to make them feel as if he believed in them, following some of his harsh words with the reassurance that he knew they were capable of playing better.

Once you feel he really believes you are on his side, then slowly share your own ideas and ask his opinions about them.

As bad as he felt about Daisy, he believed that he had atoned for his transgression and righted the imbalance between them.

As Kim told my mother when she asked him if he felt any remorse, he believed he was a soldier, fighting a bloody war in the bloodiest century in history.