Sentence examples for whatever he believed from inspiring English sources

"You could sort of see the destructive side of his incredible passion for whatever he believed in at the time.

Whatever he was, whatever he believed, he did not want to raise another Bama.

"He was a great friend and he was a very effective advocate for whatever he believed in.

So, back to my shock: I would have expected Barro to offer some kind of argument based on real business cycle theory or whatever he believes about macro these days.

It's amazing, this – so cool" – when Cleave shrewdly observes: "Experience has sown few seeds of doubt in him; not that his mind is closed, but it's closed round whatever he believes at the time".

Arguing that Mr. Kerry's resignation recommendation had been recycled from last year, Steve Schmidt, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, called his seizing on the Abu Ghraib reports "just the latest example of John Kerry's willingness to say whatever he believes will benefit him politically".

What Bill Gross says publicly is whatever he believes will be most beneficial to Pimco.

Whatever he believes, she believes.

And he doesn't think twice about saying whatever he believes will help him win an election.

In fact, it usually decreases the reliability of the information because the person will say whatever he believes will stop the pain.

"One thing you have to say about Ron Paul: at any given moment he is always true to himself and says whatever he believes," Stevens told reporters in the spin room.