Sentence examples for to believe some of the from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to believe some of the statistics that have been thrown around," he said.

Even we were beginning to believe some of the propaganda against trade deals".

If you were to believe some of the TV shows that have graced our screens over the years, the legal industry is one of the most glamorous around.

Finally, we have a secretary of state who, if we are to believe some of the weekend media stories about his activities (no not those stories), seems to believe that the best way to enhance children's programming is to take money away from the BBC Children's and give it to commercial companies.

First, we might fail to believe some of the things implied by our beliefs.

"These people can begin to believe some of the hyperbole that we have used over the years in dealing with them".

"It'd be hard for me to believe some of these guys could pass the driver's test," Martin said.

I have to believe some of what comes from the sources we trust.

There are indeed reasons to believe some aspects of the Holocene were optimal.

We wrestled with the nature of structures, multiple perspectives and performative knowledge practices, and even though the website on the surface appears relatively simple to negotiate, we believe some of the complexity of Warramiri ontology and epistemology underpins it.

Methods to be explored: We believe some of the promising research paths in landmarking techniques are the following: (i) Sparse dictionaries: The paradigm of recognition under sparsity constraint and building of discriminatory dictionaries seems one viable method.