Sentence examples for she believes rather from inspiring English sources

It sanctions, by implication, a future judge's deciding a case on what he or she believes rather than on what is perceived from legal authorities.

It's a milieu that only came into existence in the last half century; a function of history, she believes, rather than class.

Soldiers were told to fire upon unarmed demonstrators, she believes, rather than the shooting being the result of troops disobeying orders as a previous major inquiry claimed.

I've seen funnier Jimmy Porters but Patrick Knowles plays him very well as a displaced romantic who believes, rather like Osborne himself, that life is validated by pain.

It is, in fact, Avigdor Eskin, a millenarian Jew who believes, rather against the evidence, that the United States is conspiring to destroy Israel.

He believes rather than powers Wales has been lacking in imaginative policy ideas.

He therefore believed that religious language is confessional – a confession of what someone feels and believes – rather than consisting of claims to truth.

She describes them as "wonderful" people who brought her up to do what she believes in "rather than seek approval from the crowd".

She believes that rather than using the ghost upfront, you want to watch good actors being scared – that's what makes the audience scared.

Unlike many politicians, she appears sincere and the guardedness that comes when she refuses to answer the occasional question is, perhaps, the product of not wanting to say something that she does not truly believe, rather than any deliberate coldness of manner or desire to obfuscate the truth.

He believed, rather, in the innocence of childhood.