Sentence examples for point of view believing from inspiring English sources

Though he was popular at the national level, Holmes promoted Boston culture and often wrote from a Boston-centric point of view, believing the city was "the thinking centre of the continent, and therefore of the planet".

After talking to Estie, they ultimately decided to take the optimistic point of view, believing that an inappropriate Asian joke that might provoke a difficult public conversation may be preferable if the status-quo alternative was to have no Asian presence at all.

Many people here, reflecting the state-controlled media's point of view, believe that the demonstrators are acting at the behest of the Dalai Lama, who they say is seeking Tibetan independence, despite his assertions to the contrary.

This, from the American point of view, is believed to be a distinct gain.

But from our point of view, we believe we can put them under pressure.

"From our point of view, we believe that's the role he would fill," Nero said.

"From an intention point of view, you believe it," Frankel added, before offering further encouragement.

From Ideological point of view, I believe, Iranian regime is looking to the past and the people of Iran, especially the youth, are looking to the future.

That was what he told people, because thinking about discipline was useful, but from a political point of view he believed that it was all wrong.

From a system point of view, we believe that best solutions should jointly exploit the Long Term Evolution (LTE) cellular access network and the Dedicated Short-Range Communication (DSRC) based Vehicular Ad Hoc Network (VANET).

"From the British government's point of view, we believe that sanctions send a strong political message to the Burmese authorities about our real determination to see genuine democratic reform in Burma.