Sentence examples for they believe though from inspiring English sources

Most of the family hurls insults at the TV in part because they are mad at Lucas Duda and in part because they believe (though would never admit) that if they are really angry and believe the worst in him, some mix of karma and superstition will change the outcome of his at bat.

Indeed, they believe — though they can't prove — that he rebuffed takeover feelers for much the same reason.

What they might believe, though, is that Ultra sends a message: I may be throwing back a cold one, but I care about my health; it's even possible that I just finished a refreshing urban jog.

He does believe, though, in the sanctity of words.

It's true that they believe it, though I'm not sure it's true that it does.

She has repeatedly said she is done with politics — and her closest advisers say they believe her, though they note that things could change if Mr. Romney wins and the Democrats begin searching for a new challenger.

For the short term, though, they believe Gov. Rick Perry remains a prohibitive favorite, even if he is in danger of being outspent.

Ultimately though, they believe that contract reviewing is so tedious, it is freeing up lawyers for work that requires a greater level of intellectual rigor and creativity.

(It may be a back-handed compliment to the influence of diaspora Buddhism that about 25% of Americans say they believe in reincarnation, though it's a fair bet that not many of them fully understand the Buddhist concept).

Other readers, though, say they believe the connection between the magazine and its audience has frayed.

The Packers are willing to live with that, though, because they believe a).