Yet Wright believed that his vision was urban.

But while Wright believed he had won, this was not a one-sided fight.

When Villanova fell behind by 13 points in the second half, Wright believed that the scandal had finally worn down his players.

Wright believed Malone to have a "pretty faultless English accent".

Wright, who loved nothing more than being talked about, did not believe his 15 minutes would be up, in his lifetime or in any other.

Wright believed that various interpretations and values could be given, thereby planting the seed of morality.

Wright believed in the emancipation of slaves by providing education for them in practical and cultural skills.

Wright believed that it would have been technically possible to construct such a building even at the time it was proposed.

Wright believed that because his building was fireproof, any fire precautions would be moot.

Wright believed that the ramp would be an ideal place for the retrospective of a single artist's work.