Sentence examples for shape believed from inspiring English sources

Iran's flag contains a five-pronged shape, believed to represent the main tenets of Islam.

"While I find it hard to believe I should have to defend myself on this, or the president, I feel compelled to let you know that the president in no way, shape, or form believes that neo-Nazi and other hate groups who endorse violence are equivalent to groups that demonstrate in peaceful and lawful ways," Mnuchin said in a statement.

But it's a great danger in terms of what kind of opinions it shapes," believes Anastasiya Smirnova of the human rights group Russian LGBT Network.

Mr. Zucker would not comment on what shape he believed that leadership would take.

"We stayed on the front foot, we kept working on our shape and believed the chances would come.

Lack of complete convergence on an equilibrium shape is believed to be due to the absence of ledge-producing defects in some particles, and the inability to overcome the nucleation energy barriers required to form ledges.

The induction of endothelial cells to change shape is believed to be important in order for the endothelial cells to retract.

"They found shapes they believed would make terrestrial vehicles move more rapidly and smoothly," he said.

Today, bits for horses (metal tacks placed in the animal's mouth) are simply said to help riders communicate with them, but in 15th-century Catalonia, specific bit shapes were believed to cure all kinds of horse ailments, from the physical to the temperamental.

"We came into the event in good shape, really believing we were sailing well and our pre-regatta training showed that.

Although our lobby is in acceptable shape, we believe he plans to do the same thing here to raise our rents.