Sentence examples for fine believing from inspiring English sources
Why did it need a new law?" Mr. Fauser said he was not aware that the village had the power to fine violators $250 and that he voted to impose a fine believing that "when there is money involved, people are more cautious".
When I was younger I would cut it fine, believing my time was valuable.
The SEC did not comment on the investigation or why such a large fine, believed to be a record for an accounting case, was called for.
Double Fine believed they were given the go-ahead to develop a sequel to Brütal Legend after the game's release, and had invested a great deal of development time towards this, but were later told by EA that it was cancelled.
If they do not, then they are in a position to believe what is expressed by an utterance of 'Today is fine' without believing what is expressed by an utterance of 'The day of this utterance is fine', in which case, by Accept, the two sentence express different propositions.
While most people are fine with believing there's life outside of our planet, believing in abductees is a step too far.
We will miss his wisdom and advice, and we are thankful that such a fine man believed in us.
The fine is believed to be the largest ever given for speeding in Finland, where traffic offenders are penalized according to their ability to pay.
He said he was not sure how many snaps he played, but that he felt fine and believed he was in good enough condition to play an entire game.
Some birds, in which the gland is small or absent, have a specialized type of feather (powder down) that grows continuously and breaks down into a fine powder, believed to be used in dressing the plumage.
