Sentence examples for message that he believed from inspiring English sources

Bruney said in a text message that he believed the elbow "will be fine," and the Yankees hope so, because his absence would create a major void.

Rajendra K. Pachauri, the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations research unit, said in an e-mail message that he believed China was serious about addressing its emissions.

In the meeting, the former foreign secretary, who remains opposed to May's Brexit deal, demanded to know how the prime minister would change approach, which was interpreted as a coded message that he believed she should quit.

Asked on Monday whether he expected criminal charges, Stone said in a text message that he believed Mueller "may frame me for some bogus charge in order to silence me or induce me to testify against the president".

Randy Thomasson, the executive director of Campaign for California Families, a group in Sacramento that also sued San Francisco to block the marriages, said in an e-mail message that he believed that "God is pleased that his creation is receiving respect instead of getting rejected".

In response to this fusillade, Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein issued a statement, saying that Trump was sending a message "that he believes the rule of law doesn't apply to him and that anyone who thinks otherwise will be fired.... We're a nation of laws that apply equally to everyone, a lesson the president would be wise to learn".

It's not a consequence that most families would offer today (the book first appeared in 1960), but although you'll find plenty of readers who disagree, I can overlook that and appreciate a good and loving badger parent combining discipline (it's clear that to some extent, Frances is coming up with reasons to get out of bed) with a message that he believes Frances can take care of this herself.

And after searching through Abdulaziz's iPhone, Marczak found a text message with an innocuous message that he believes infected the Saudi dissident's device.

His humility and love for all lead him to a true message that he believes in; "Let the Work that I do for God, the work I do for the people, and the uniqueness of my character speak for me".

"Since this morning, until now, dozens of shells and rockets have bombed Aleppo," Mohammad al-Sheghal, a resident of eastern Aleppo, said in a text message, adding that he believed the planes were Russian fighter jets.

Mr. Udall, 70, the scion of a political dynasty that helped define the modern Democratic Party in the West, explained his decision in an online message, writing that he believed he could be more productive over the next two years without the pressures of seeking re-election.