Sentence examples for poorly believing from inspiring English sources

Multivariate models identified most of the descriptors of perceived needs (e.g., feeling that one had insufficient time with the doctor, feeling treated poorly, believing that one's diagnosis was delayed, feeling that one's physician is not a good listener) as explanatory variables of frequent Internet use.

The leader of the city's teachers' union said the furor underscored how poorly he believed Mr. Bloomberg had handled Ms. Black's selection.

While studies show we connect better with people when sharing dislikes rather than sharing likes, it's a bad idea to base your relationship with your boss on how poorly he believes the rest of his direct reports are performing.

While some physicians may still behave poorly, I believe that physicians are no more vain or insolent than any other group of people.

The high anxious group perceived more bodily sensations, rated specific aspects of their performance more poorly, and believed their self-image to be a more accurate reflection of how they came across when they held a negative image in mind.

"Zero tolerance needs to be reviewed and considered," said the Rev. Robert Bullock, a leader of a group of reform-minded priests who maintain that the church has treated victims poorly but also believe that priests' rights need protection.

It's not a secret that the crown prince, who is in his early 80s, is poorly and is believed to have had cancer treatment abroad.

Apparently they believe poorly constructed sentences connect best with his authenticity-seeking supporters.

A confession: I tend to react poorly when I believe that someone is criticizing me, often getting defensive or trying to make the other person wrong.

Madame de Choisy, Marguerite Louise believed, poorly advised her mother in matters of court and ruined her marriage negotiations with Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy.

Molecular docking mechanisms are poorly defined but believed to be independent of SNARE proteins.