Sentence examples for present i believe from inspiring English sources
Wolf's main argument – that rape is at least half-consciously a subordinating tactic deployed by men – has been feminist orthodoxy since 1975, when Susan Brownmiller published her canonical Against Our Will: Men and Women and Rape: "From prehistoric times to the present, I believe, rape has played a critical function.
This bag I actually received as a Christmas present, I believe, which is a testament to how much I truly enjoy these things.
John Cridland, the CBI's director general, said: "At present I believe the economy is flat rather than falling but, nonetheless, momentum seems to have weakened and the latest official figures put the UK in recession for the second quarter of this year".
The statement of one of the patient's wife summed up the three inpatients' experiences as follows: "I think one feels safe when doctors and nurses are present: I believe it's quite natural!" (Inpatient 3, spouse)" The HaH patients emphasised information as important.
Although the data are very nicely presented, I believe the density of the data presented in these figures will cause all but the most dedicated scientists to disengage from the study before they have finished reading it.
I would," Wright adds, concluding: "I will present what I believe to be 'extraordinary proof' and ask only that it be independently validated.
The present book, I believe, is the outcome of a conflict between the values implicit in Brookner's own wisely conservative artistry and the post-romantic iconoclasm of contemporary culture.
Interestingly, he still claims justification for violence under international law, using the present tense: "I believe we were adhering to international law that says that colonialism is a crime against humanity and that colonial people have a right to achieve self-determination by any means, including force.
Although it is beyond the focus of this present article, I believe tracing the influence of Locke on Wolff would be a worthwhile project in its own right.
Here I present what I believe to be the six most significant breakthroughs of recent years.
Just as most combat outposts are either abandoned following a war or overrun in conflict, given present circumstances I believe the same fate awaits what is today called the Israeli state.
