Sentence examples for she believes only from inspiring English sources

The discussion of faith in Britain is, she believes, only just beginning.

Parmar says that while she believes only a small proportion of young people are going to become addicts, problematic gaming will only get worse unless more help is available.

But while Britain, the US, Germany and other countries have condemned the inhumane nature of the sentence, Haidar says she believes only direct, strong criticism by high-profile figures and politicians outside Saudi Arabia could force his release.

She finally decided on "pro-American," not "pro-war," because she is not for all war; she believes only that this one, the first of her young adulthood, is just.

Ms. Chira concludes that current public policy is generally unsupportive of working mothers, and will change, she believes, only after "we cut through the disinformation and reshape the way we talk and think about work and child rearing". She maintains that debates about the appropriateness of working mothers or arguments about getting welfare mothers back to work miss the point.

"I found that quite shocking," she says, "because I wasn't forced to wear it, I'd taken that choice as an independent woman, and I expected of all the people in the world who would respect that choice it would be my husband". The discussion of faith in Britain is, she believes, only just beginning.

Home should not be idolized, she believed — only loved.

DeFrantz added that she believed only 10percentt of all athletes in Olympic-related sports use performance-enhancing drugs.

Ida is a curious but effective avenging angel: non-religious but superstitious (she believed "only in ghosts, ouija boards, tables which rapped") and her outlook contrasts vividly with that of Pinkie and Rose, who are enmeshed by images of heaven and hell; of redemption offered but never taken up.

Many non-indigenous people were drawn to the camps, she believes, not only for environmental reasons, but for the indigenous cause.

Although she claims that her argument is an economic one, rather than one based on "values," she believes not only that women have to work but that they should want to.