Sentence examples for may believe of from inspiring English sources

Whatever we may believe of Chua now -- however much we may wish that she had at least seen fit to issue a counter or qualifying message to contest the sensationalism of an unscrupulous ad campaign -- the damage is done.

"The authors of this bill may believe some of these concerns are misplaced.

They may believe some of the disinformation opponents of health care reform are spreading, like the claim that the Obama plan will lead to euthanasia for the elderly.

"People may believe because of Franks not being on the air and the polls showing us ahead that they can sit this one out".

We may believe that of a certain idea even the most sincere novelist can make nothing at all, and the event may perfectly justify our belief; but the failure will have been a failure to execute, and it is in the execution that the fatal weakness is recorded.

Some of them may believe the use of a magnifying loupe increases the amount of time required to perform endodontic procedures [ 4, 8].

But there are so many serious problems right now that he may believe any sign of weakness will be the end of the party.

The naïve may believe that all of these obstructionist moves are part of a principled opposition to Obama, the President who, in the past, inspired greater and greater outrage in Republicans in proportion to how conciliatory and mild he became.

Some people may believe the effects of the alcohol are being neutralised by the caffeine".

They added: "Yet despite what the 'South Park' writers may believe, the definition of the F-word remains one that is harmful and derogatory".

While he may believe that signs of retreat could undermine his position, he should now be thinking beyond the next skirmish and readying himself and the nation for a definitive resolution.