Sentence examples for i believe especially from inspiring English sources

This pace can be maintained for the rest of year, I believe, especially now that it looks as if the U.S. dollar has peaked.

I believe especially so because of the demands of multitudes of other people upon him and the security issues attached to being such a public figure.

I believe, especially in this day and age, that being a former member of the faculty should not be a sine qua non for a presidency.

I think that Russian intelligence -- which I believe, especially given how shoddily the Clinton team handled Hillary's extremely sensitive e-mail archive, has thoroughly penetrated the Clintons' operations -- is out to delegitimize her prospective presidency here and around the world.

I wouldn't be so sure of myself, or what I said I believed, especially if it meant creating a barrier between one human to another.

"I just believe, especially among swing voters, people are looking for something a little deeper than that," he said.

I could not reconcile who I was with everything that I was brought up to believe, especially coming from my religion (Roman Catholicism).

I find it hard to believe, especially that a kid from an African family sells drugs.

"I think we all want to believe, especially Americans, that we are free to redefine ourselves, usually by moving to California.

I know it's hard to believe (especially if they said they loved you or something) but you guys would have broken up anyway.

It is sometimes a synonym for "tending to believe," especially with less than full confidence ("I think that it will rain, but I am not sure").