| 词汇 | example_english_believe |
| 释义 | Examples of believeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. There was thus a clear awareness of a political role that he believed he has been assigned to play. Often, however, those who believed in the possibility of transformation saw it as a threat. Cultural activities in the region may have been greater than currently believed to be the case. The diary was maintained by participants for only one week since it was believed longer would be taxing. Providers identified a range of factors which they believed contributed to the inadequacy of such an approach. The difference is produced over what one believes to be missing. First, they believed codification crystallized the law, preventing changes necessary in a period of rapid economic and social development. Trusting beliefs: the extent to which the truster believes characteristics of the trustee. Although relativist positions are getting more attention, he believes that it is crucial that research continue on universal features of language. He believes that it is, therefore, possible to achieve the same result with fewer sessions. Both parties believed that they could achieve with certainty at least this outcome. He wanted to be serious, mistakenly believing that serious is more important than funny. The best rock, he believes, 'simultaneously achieves a synthesis of evanescent junk and lasting beauty and sets up a conflict between them' (p. 36). Fourthly, he stands for professional modesty, believing that historians must accept that certain events escape their ability to explain. Workers and their families wanted control over private space and believed in solidarity. In these situations, the only discrepancy to consider is between what the judge says and what he believes. He believes that reasonable people can and do disagree not only over first-order comprehensive moral and religious theories, but also over second-order moral theories. A large burrow was observed where the seed had been, and it is believed that this seed was buried by dung beetles. Participants believed that ill-health would create dependency that would be a burden to their family, which partly explains why being healthy was rated so highly. She believes that people with dementia need to create an image of who they are and who they are becoming. The participants noted that all group activities attracted more women than men, and believed that women were keener to socialise. Secondly, these physical signs of distinction were believed to be predictive in nature. Palmore, for instance, believes that the evidence of widespread ageism in our culture is abundant, including negative stereotypes and attitudes in cartoon art. There is believed to be little prospect of this changing. Neither did those who believed in social justice and economic equality before political rights and civil liberties. He believed that by moving the ancestral tomb, he had turned the fortune of the family. No one believes that sleep will help recall lost episodic or declarative memories. However, what it could possibly mean for the child to attend to believing is far from clear in their account. Ideas without a smidgen of belief are at one end; ideas that everyone believes completely are at the other end. Protoconsciousness seems to be comparable to "ether," the invisible form of matter that was once believed to fill all physical space. Others, however, believed they had to try to join the mainstream, even in the face of massive rejection. Qualms about responsibility arise when we make the mistake of believing that responsibility is the same thing as causality. The fourth soldier does not advance because he believes that the orders are immoral. Currently, those initial binding variables are used that the design engineer believes to be characteristic for the function of the future technical system. Given these facts, we believed our treatments would expose nymphs to foliage of significantly different quality. At the end of this period, none believed that music teachers experienced less stress than other teachers. He now believes that if music education cannot be reformed 'it should be allowed to die'. In both groups, over 60 per cent of respondents believed its status was less than that of other subjects. In 4 of the 10 cases for which detail exists, there are grounds for believing that the patient may have moved after the census. They thus believed that premature infants were reported only arbitrarily to the local registrars. The liberal theorists believed that the institutions they sought to abolish were the cause of the underdevelopment in agriculture. Creditors also believed that party members placed partisan interests above what creditors saw as the national interest. Nevertheless, these authors believed that the practice was common. The reason for believing that the outcome might occur lies in factors beyond the agent's control. Catholics parcel the body parts of saints, believing that through these body parts we approximate the holiness of the saints. He believed that each race, or nation, moved in cycles, one stage being a process of hybridisation. Quality is not believed to be omnipresent in any object at any one moment in time. The content of his protocol, then, was a direct funct ion of whom he believed himself to be addressing. Interestingly, because friendships were believed to be devoid of issues of rank and status, friendships could be used as a tool in power relations. He doubted that these had ever existed - only people who believed they had universal systems. They believed, for example, that their relatives' dementia would disrupt the treatment or service, although these centres specialised in the patient group. The participants believed that conversational repair strategies could be learnt, and they indicated an enthusiasm for further group discussion of this topic. Coping efficacy is believed to influence children's coping efforts and the use of various coping strategies, and the two are viewed as reciprocally related. Negative life events are believed to occur with greater frequency among individuals with temperamental dysregulation. The second category comprises what one believes may be legitimate sources of differential attainment. He believes that this disconnection occurs on a more or less routine basis in any society. They believed that this type of programme was a means of disseminating new varieties. They believed that social relationships were built on personal interactions over a period of time. Already they are far more numerous than is commonly believed, because many cases of successful second language learning pass undetected as such. Mental illness and the impact of believing others know about it. The arterial switch then became the treatment of choice, and the surgeon involved believed he ought to offer optimal care. We believed that this frequency band would provide us with the best way of describing the brain electrical activity in the 1-month-old infants. He believed in leading from the front and would not expect his staff to do anything that he would not do himself. At the same time, it is believed that if traditional varieties are grown it is best to keep to traditional management practices. The rememberer believes, falsely, that there was an extended period in the past when they could not remember the event. Although this situation is believed to be very bad for the displacement process, such an assessment may be premature. Mechanical determinacy, he believes, is a good pragmatic response to this reality. He is reporting what he believes to be facts about human psychology. The pyrite is believed to be diagenetic in origin, forming during bacterial activity, as indicated by framboidal textures in places. Although this succession is not completely exposed no major faults are apparent and the succession is believed to be complete. The author therefore believes that the computations so far carried out could not have revealed the shock wave which was sought. I have always believed that verbal is the least personal and offensive of all forms of humour. If teachers' training and methods are considered to have improved, then all is believed to be well, standards have been maintained, even raised. The solutions presented are believed to be as accurate as can be obtained by the present method. No significant changes in the solution occurred; in fact it is believed that h has been taken generally rather smaller than is necessary. The correct explanation is believed to lie in the three-dimensional part of the flow field. The rise is believed to be the result of long-period fluctuations in various environmental factors, such as the blower speed or the laboratory ventilation system. The genetic basis for this parthenogenesis is not understood but is believed to be under the control of a complex polygenic system. Conversely, morphological traits are generally believed to be subject to natural selection, and their expression is partially under the influence of environmental factors. In addition to what the child believes should be done are appraisals regarding what can be done. He certainly felt discriminated against on account of his religion, believing this to be why promotion was denied to him. Just as women argued in criminal cases, these elders believed that a marriage borne of coercion was not legitimate. In brief, most veterans believed that their goals could be achieved within the confines of colonial society. French himself believed that the statue possessed ' ' at least individuality. The qualitative studies have generally shown that the communication of referential information in cross-cultural communication is not as problematic as might be believed. He believed in the exceptional man rather than the exceptional people. Moreover, before we dismiss their case as purely ideological, we need to remind ourselves of our own interest in dis believing it. There are by now overwhelming grounds for believing that it does indeed do so. Program leaders believed that poverty could be eradicated and accordingly staff energies were often focused on impact work rather than on access. Such a logic is, he believes, a pragmatic logic, which can be discovered empirically by reconstructive sciences. On these legends little truth can be founded, except that the institution was believed some centuries later to have flourished in those early days. The police believed their suspects dangerous only at night, when recognition faded with the sun, and the informal controls of the general population relaxed. He believed that 'accent' or regular patterns of syllable stress were created by changes of 'quantity' (duration) not 'tone' (pitch). However, certain orkoiyot were believed to hold greater powers, and people came from much further afield to consult such a person. By these have they made this mystery better understood, or more firmly believed? Internationalization, it was believed, would alleviate the problem. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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