Sentence examples for is believed set from inspiring English sources

In the major shrauta rites, requiring three fires and 16 priests or more, "the man who knows"—the person with insight into the correspondences (bandhu) between the mundane and cosmic phenomena and the eternal transcendent reality beyond them and who knows the meaning of the ritual words and acts may, it is believed, set great cosmic processes in motion for the benefit of humanity.

Fabric have, it is believed, set out 32 new licensing conditions which they argue will allow the club to operate at a "gold standard" should their currently revoked license be reinstated.

As well as the monks who marked the anniversary of the last big rising in 1989, young Tibetan men trashed Chinese shops and, if the reports are to be believed, set off fires that may have burned Han Chinese alive.

Transference intervention is a specific treatment technique which is believed to set in motion a chain of events assumed to bring about insight and dynamic change [ 2].

It is believed he also set a record mark for hit-outs to advantage.

It is believed United are set to pay around £30m for the 24-year-old Spaniard, whom they tried to recruit last summer, before his fee rises at the end of this month under the terms of his contract.

It is believed that compression set of flexible polyurethane foams is sensitive to both network structure and cellular morphology [12].

A Lancashire man is believed to have set a record by completing marathons in every summer Olympic host city.

The United States is believed to be set to buy $250 billion worth of equity stakes in nine major American financial institutions, while Britain, Germany, France and other European countries have lined up $1.36 trillion to buy equity stakes and extend deposit guarantees.

A spark is believed to have set off a fire, in which chemists Kiran Vyas and M. M. Bhalerao were killed.

A $100-million sale in the Silicon Valley this year is believed to have set a U.S. record.