Sentence examples for passage believed from inspiring English sources

The passage, believed to be one of the longest ever constructed beneath the US-Mexican border, and connecting two warehouses in the neighbouring cities, is approximately 10m underground.

The Southern Baptist Convention, which justified the new declaration by referring to biblical passages, believes the Scriptures must be obeyed literally.

The passengers in this latest attempted passage are believed to have been from Algeria, Egypt, Somalia, Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Zambia, Bangladesh and Ghana.

Stock's own ambitions for the colony appear to have exceeded Baltimore's: in letters to De Propaganda Fide in Rome, Stock claimed the Newfoundland settlement could act as a springboard for the conversion of natives not only in the New World but also in China, the latter via a passage he believed existed from the east coast to the Pacific Ocean.

The storm's passage was believed to have diverted a flock of Great Black-backed Gulls toward Central America and north-coastal South America; the species is usually found in the Mid-Atlantic states, and were migrating to the Gulf Coast or Cuba when they were affected by the storm.

As a scholar, I was often intrigued by Tarrant's interpretations and comments and was pleased to be forced to rethink passages I believed I understood well.

Here is the key passage: I believe that a world of greater freedom and tolerance is not only a moral imperative; it also helps keep us safe.

But he had laid down his ideological marker the previous year, 1983, in his inaugural speech as governor, which included this defining passage: I believe government's purpose, basically, is to allow those blessed with talent to go as far as they can on their own.

Back in December, the president was already heading down a path that many would argue was first cleared by the Occupy protesters in a speech that was billed as his mission statement for the coming general election, and which contained this passage: I believe that this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot, when everyone does their fair share, and when everyone plays by the same rules.

The House climate bill has that provision, but President Obama spoke out against the carbon tariff upon passage, I believe under the presumption the "free -trade loving Senate would never go free -trade

In Graham Greene's "End of the Affair", there's this passage: "I believe there's a God I believe the whole bag of tricks, there's nothing I don't believe, they could subdivide the Trinity into a dozen parts and I'd believe.