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en Their fundamental difference was their judgment on human nature. Jefferson believed that people were basically good but sometimes do bad. Hamilton believed they were bad and sometimes did good.

en I think that we definitely believed that we were capable of the things we've done this year. At the beginning of the year there's no question a lot of people doubted us. ... We weren't worried about that, we knew we just had to stay focused on what we believed. Within in the locker room we believed we could be this good.

en Teach me good judgment and knowledge: for I have believed thy commandments.

en I turned to Abe with about 16 minutes left, when we were down by about 15, and I said, we can still win this game. He looked in my eyes, and you could just tell he believed it. We believed it, we all believed it. We've been in those positions before.

en We've always thought he was a very good player and always believed in him. He just happened to play on some very good teams behind some very good players. Last year, he developed and got better. He played in a lot of big games against a lot of good people.

en Nobody expected us to win. The kids believed and I believed and maybe St. Peter's took us lightly. You just go out and play. What do you have to lose? You lose, you're 3-25 and what's the difference? But if you win, it changes your feeling about the season and your whole perspective looking ahead to next year.

en Yao has a dream of winning the NBA finals at least once, and he believed to stay at Houston he would have a better chance than moving to another team after the next season. He also believed the Rockets can help him develop his full potential in the sport and make him a really good basketball player.

en In that accident, we not only lost seven colleagues, we lost seven friends, ... They believed in space exploration. They knew the risks, but they believed in what they were doing. They showed us that the fire of the human spirit is insatiable.

en My mother was a good recreational cook, but what she basically believed about cooking was that if you worked hard and prospered, someone else would do it for you.
  Nora Ephron

en My mother was a good recreational cook, but what she basically believed about cooking was that if you worked hard and prospered, someone else would do it for you.
  Nora Ephron

en I believed in Quincy. His father is my buddy ... . When he called me Sunday night, I was shocked — stone-cold-silent shocked. We believed his story — we believed everything. It was like getting kicked in the stomach.

en It's playoff hockey right now. This is it. If you don't lay everything on the line, you don't have a postseason. This team has already proven a lot of people wrong since most people didn't think we would be in the position we're right now. We believed in one another and believed in the system.

en We had nothing to lose. Are there any reporters from Morgantown (W.Va.) here? Then that should tell you right there that not a lot of people gave us a chance to win. But my team believed, and I believed.

en I think a lot of people believed we couldn't do it. These kids just believed in themselves. (The double-bye) is very important for this specific team because of the lack of depth.

en Gordon believed not in party politics. He believed in individual people. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. Gordon believed not in party politics. He believed in individual people.


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