Examples of 'i believe that what' in a sentence
Meaning of "i believe that what"
i believe that what - This phrase typically indicates the speaker's personal belief or opinion about something that is to follow. It can be used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce and emphasize the speaker's viewpoint or conviction
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i believe that what
I believe that what you have is anxiety.
I chose it because I believe that what I am doing is right.
I believe that what you told me is true.
I am saying that I believe that what I saw was a ghost.
I believe that what happened to the mountain.
And I am not certain that I believe that what you ask me to do is.
I believe that what people want is easy.
I will accept it, because I believe that what we have is worth the pain.
I believe that what has been said here is right.
Mr President, firstly I believe that what has happened is very serious.
I believe that what is happening now is of crucial importance.
How many time should I believe that what you say is true?
I believe that what we need to do is to rethink our approach.
Is actually a syndicated children's cartoon. And I believe that what we perceive as life.
I believe that what we find can change history.
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You would be a traitor . I believe that what I am doing is right.
I believe that what you are referring to is called guilt.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I believe that what we have approved today is fundamental.
I believe that what we are looking at here is a tragic accident.
Energy from all the children. I believe that what I learned this year will be extremely.
I believe that what you are saying is very reasonable.
What might? i believe that what might.
I believe that what he was doing was part of a policy.
I've managed to find a workaround, and I believe that what I've seen is.
I believe that what makes us unique makes us wonderful.
So, in my opinion, I believe that what happened was a terrible, unfortunate accident.
I believe that what matters is usage.
Ladies… and gentlemen. I believe that what you have done… already has a place in our country's history.
I believe that what some call soft skills are.
But why should I believe that what you're telling me is the truth?
I believe that what we most need is your prayers.
Possessed futons. Oh. I believe that what you saw may, in fact, have been a.
I believe that what underlies this is gender ideology.
Because I believe that what you are asking us to do is for a purpose.
I believe that what has happened is a mixing of terminoligies.
Unfortunately, I believe that what my colleague is proposing would go counter to that.
I believe that what is explained in the article is correct.
First, I believe that what we are doing is extraordinary.
I believe that what my colleague intended to say was trick or treat.
Heather, I believe that what you did to Lizzy was a mistake.
I believe that what we are doing is unnecessary.
How can I believe that what these journalists are writing is unbiased?
I believe that what we are about to adopt are good legislative instruments.
What might? I believe that what might solve the problem is infrastructure.
I believe that what you said is along those lines.
Nevertheless, I believe that what I have experienced with the kids in the classroom.
I believe that what is most important is to consolidate the process.
And I believe that what fooled by that?
I believe that what has happened recently has been provocation.
Mr. Luschek … I believe that what you are referring to is called guilt.
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