Sentence examples for hearing believing from inspiring English sources

Those closest to Beale harbour deep reservations about the scope of next week's hearing, believing the exclusive focus on incidents of alleged inappropriate text messaging will gloss over "what's really going on in the Wallabies".

Whether those mistakes could be considered impeachable offenses was not officially resolved, but it was hard not to come away from the hearing believing that an impeachment vote, if introduced, would fail.

Devon leaks Jack's controversial testimony from the hearing, believing that public pressure will force Jack to resign in three days.

Senators vowed to not even give a nominee the basic courtesy of a meeting, let along a hearing, believing no Supreme Court nominations should move forward in an election year.

Fu, who also testified in the House hearing, believes that without a "significant change in cyber hygiene" the Internet can't be relied on to support critical systems.

So Heard believes he has not missed a beat.

Therefore, he will have to fight hard to be heard, believed and eventually followed in his own organization.

The evidence shows that women experiencing family violence need to be heard, believed and not judged when they first disclose.

To get heard, believed and supported, especially in its northern heartlands, Labour needs a clear, unambiguous direction of travel.

The entitlement to be the one who is heard, believed and respected has silenced so many women who may never be heard in so many cases.

Grayson Perry, you may have heard, believes that Bear Grylls promotes an outmoded notion of what it is to be a man.