He said standing up for what he believed in helped him find his voice.
Evidently he believed past masters recognized themselves in him as he saw himself in them.
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Moody wrote in his autobiography that he believed his rugby career could have played a part in him developing the condition.
He added that Ms English wrongly believed he was scared of articles about him or The Apprentice appearing in the press.
The couple's GP said Mr Private had called him in November saying he believed he was having a stroke.
He firmly believed in science and felt strongly that he was doing a job which was absolutely right for him.
He walked off on his own without anybody giving him any guarantees at all and he decided -- because he believed in not only the SEALs, but believes in all of you.
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His own experience with faith-based organizations when he was a young man demonstrated to him the importance that they have in our public life, and he believed very clearly that we could extend this important health care coverage to all women, no matter where they work, and do it in a way that still found that balance that preserved religious liberty.
Schwarzenegger says he believed in his vision so thoroughly, it actually gave him a sense of calm.
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He is now believed to be hiding with troops loyal to him in Virunga National Park.
And the proportions were what got him in trouble with demons, who he believed to be guardians of measurement, made envious by his consummate artistry.
In 1823 Wainewright hatched a stratagem which, he believed, would enable him to clear his debts and get on with the serious business of living like a gentleman.
Although there are conflicting theories, he is believed to died on 1 March in 601AD and the first biography of him was written some 400 years later by a monk called Rhigyfarch.
He looked you straight in the eye and always believed the best of you, unless you gave him good cause not to.
In a moving tribute, his widow Susan described him as an "exceptional" man who was doing the job he believed in when he died.
Although he was not a natural leader, he had an eye for ambitious, frustrated youths like him who believed that destiny was whispering in their ear.
This kind of interaction was not only what he longed for, but he believed it would also appeal to other professionals (men in those days) who, like him, had emigrated from rural America to the big cities.
And he said it in such a way, with this kind of spontaneous conviction, that I believed him.
They tried to rescue him but he was carried away in the fast-flowing water and was believed to have drowned.
It is clear from this that Mr Pinault believed that the agreed deal for him to buy Aurora was in jeopardy and that he had a right to financial recompense.
It's looking for anyone who had contact with him on Feb. 12-16, 2012, when he was believed to be in various Texas cities.
It is believed crewmates put him in a taxi outside a bar after a night out, but he failed to return to the ship.
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Asked if he would be able to stand in the election, the spokesman said he believed the court would eventually fine Mr Nasheed or imprison him for a year and if the latter happened, he would be barred from standing.
He believed that "the craziest thing about Jesus is that church life never gets in the way of feeling close to him, " and would teach me about the ironies of religion.
After her death, he began to confuse her in his mind with St Ursula, as painted by Carpaccio, and believed she spoke to him from the next world hallucinations which presaged his later descent into madness.
Asked about Labour's allegation that Mr Cameron did not genuinely want to reach a deal in Brussels, Lord Oakeshott told the BBC's Politics Show he believed "a walk-out quite suited him".
Prison officer Paul Leahy told the court he recalled Mr Hazell telling him he believed neighbours could have moved Tia's body into the attic of the house he lived in, as the buildings had interlocking roof space.
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