The phrase "all believe the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that a group of people shares the same belief or opinion on a particular matter.
Example: "In this community, it seems that all believe the same when it comes to the importance of education."
Alternatives: "everyone shares the same belief" or "all hold the same view."
We all believe the same thing with respect to our ultimate goal," he said.
The dimensions constituting network risk that we are familiar with include likelihood, vulnerability, resilience, impact, etc. but it is not clear whether network professionals all believe the same dimensions comprise network risk.
The problem is that the candidates all believe the same thing, so there is nothing to debate.
The Ruling Establishment, he declared in front of a bloodred backdrop, "all believe the same elite conceit you shouldn't protect yourself.
And yet at the same time, no one was moving in the other direction and simply proclaiming that "we all believe the same thing".
These gatherings are not designed to carry on as if we all believe the same things, but, instead, to celebrate our diversity of beliefs.
All believing the same thing; that a single line in the book of Leviticus warrants the death of those who have physical relations with a person of the same sex.
If a major religious figure -- say, the Pope -- condemns contraception or gay marriage with a faith-based argument, if we turn around and assume that all Catholics believe the same, we are operating on harmful stereotypes.
Not all Churches believe the same thing.
Here's a critical and simple point to keep in mind: as difficult as it may be for some to accept, not all religious individuals believe the same thing.
"Kagem's repatriation of foreign currencies, payments of Zambian corporation tax and gemstone royalties stand at all-time highs, and we believe the same to be true for total tax and royalty receipts from the Zambian gemstone sector," he said.
