Sentence examples for opposite believing from inspiring English sources

As the Government's independent reviewer of its strategy to counter extremism, Lord Carlile thought the opposite, believing it divisive and reactionary.

Quite the opposite: believing in something better, something not yet done, is perhaps one of the most optimistic ways to exist.

I've taken the opposite view – believing instead that faith is a great starting point for politics.

Then again, parents may glean the opposite lesson, believing their kids need to be pushed even harder in order to stay competitive in a shrinking job market.

However, the opposite approach, believing in human sinfulness and never experiencing divine forgiveness, "is a noxious combination for mental health".

Quite the opposite: they believed that sex was a vital way of expressing emotion, but a dangerous one.

Quite the opposite: he believed that the speeding train or the chugging paddle steamer could be turned into a visual lyric that married time with motion.

As a regular attendee of the Conservative Party conference I have found the complete opposite and believe party conferences play a unique role.

Long a critic of the Pirelli tyres that are designed to degrade, this initiative, meant to improve the show, has achieved the opposite he believes.

Meanwhile, Cook's opposite number believes England will be savouring that moment sooner than that, having stared at another green-tinged pitch during Australia's practice session.

Wildlife groups who take the opposite view believe Prime Minister David Cameron will be discussing the issue over the weekend.