Sentence examples for friendly believes from inspiring English sources

When I caught up with him here recently, he volunteered that a paleontologist with whom he's friendly believes that cannabis and hops, which are flowers used to make beer, have a shared horticultural ancestry.

When Friendly believes he has found a person in whom the qualities of involvement and communicativeness are present to a sufficient degree, he demonstrates a remarkable ability to get that person stirred up about television.

However shadowy the interviewer may seem, his presence is nevertheless a vital factor when someone is talking before the "C.B.S. Reports" cameras, because Friendly believes the subject should be shown responding to a particular human being rather than to a load of equipment.

This jam-friendly event believes deeply in the power of a good groove, as evidenced by the unflustered faces of its grinning attendees.

Girgus, who has overseen this transition to a more family-friendly environment, believes that Princeton is now more attractive to women scientists.

While he was determined to bolster the Wii and DS machines with hardcore fan favourites like Super Metroid and Zelda, he never shied away from Nintendo's child friendly reputation, believing that entertaining families was not only sensible business but a worthwhile end in itself.

Yes, I know that means swimming in the water with many other Amazonian creatures that are not as friendly, but believe it or not, the only animals that seemed curious enough to get close to us were the elusive, yet beautiful Pink Dolphins.

But while he believes friendly visitors were on to something when they personally attended to the poor, even Olasky today concedes that filling souls doesn't automatically fill stomachs.

He opened a store imitating these models in the Galleria Passarella, Milan, in 1967, its clientele decades younger than that of most Italian shops, and its approach far more customer-friendly: he believed in the store as an event.

By now you're probably getting a sense of what E la Carte is trying to do: it wants to make the restaurant experience more efficient, more user-friendly, and, believe it or not, more profitable for restaurants.

Companies, NGOs and individuals are among those expected to sign up for.eco names, for everything from sustainability report sites to 'eco-friendly' products, Bowden believes.