Sentence examples for may believe the from inspiring English sources

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

Some readers may believe the historical record is even more damning for Sanger.

Though many Americans may believe the economy crossed that threshold awhile ago, the gloom is not universal.

Many of us may believe the BBC can learn a few things from Denmark's high-quality television drama.

The careerist male may believe the only direction is up, but his cells always have another destination in mind for him.

They may believe the Selfish Gene rhetoric that those with the best genes rise to the top of the pond, and at the bottom is genetic sludge.

Most of the public and much of the news media may believe the government has a solid case against Mr. Moussaoui.

"Contrary to what Mr Whelan may believe, the vast majority of our community deem the terms 'chink' and 'chingaling' highly offensive.

A Fact Not in Evidence Arte Moreno, the owner of the Angels of Anaheim, may believe the Mitchell report on steroid use in baseball will name names.

Enrique may believe the players don't currently have the physical capability to press in every game, but we need to see it more often.

The I.O.C. may believe that the Games will provide impetus for China to speed up reforms.