Sentence examples for the speaker believed from inspiring English sources

In a statement Wednesday evening, a spokesman for Ms. Pelosi said the speaker believed that the fight should be resolved before the convention.

Mr. Bragman and aides to Mr. McCall said the comptroller had no role in Mr. Bragman's plans, and people close to Mr. Silver said the speaker believed that to be the truth.

In the latest message, the speaker believed to be Mr. bin Laden urged Muslims to keep fighting a holy war in the Middle East, and he denounced the American-led war in Iraq as the beginning of an "occupation" of Persian Gulf states for their oil.

They were also asked to judge whether the speaker believed that the sentence was true or false.

In the study phase, 36 of the sentences were presented auditorily to participants and, after hearing each sentence, participants were asked to judge whether the speaker believed that the sentence was true or false.

"The speaker believes that getting resources to our candidates in need is very important".

Michael Whyland, a spokesman for Mr. Silver, said on Wednesday, "The speaker believes that the policy was wrong, has taken full responsibility and is committed to changing it".

"The speaker believes that the Senate bill is overly broad," Mr. Silver's spokesman, Michael Whyland, said in an e-mail on Sunday.

"The speaker believes it would do great harm to the Democratic Party if superdelegates are perceived to overturn the will of the voters," said Brendan Daly, the spokesman.

Told that a man has been instructed to give a speech endorsing a particular presidential candidate, for example, most people will still believe that the speaker believes what he is saying.

According to a paradigmatic analysis of lying, as set out by philosophers such as St. Augustine (354 430 ce), lies are statements that the speaker believes to be false and that are intended to cause the person toward whom they are directed to accept them as true.