Sentence examples for all believes from inspiring English sources
They might not be victims of the Curse of the Bambino -- who, after all, believes in curses today?
It is not entirely true, of course, that no one at all believes the old story of Europe.
But incremental change is better than none at all, believes Renwick, who recognises that brands still have products to push: "We call it the merging of ethics and aesthetics".
The Brotherhood, after all, believes that something has been stolen from it, and thus intends to fight rather than join any political process that would legitimize Mohamed Morsi's ouster.
If Gordon Brown, insofar as he thinks about the arts at all, believes classical music is a decadent, middle-class pursuit that has little value to the public at large, he would do well to see how it is being reinvented in Venezuela.
Hume, after all, believes gratitude and resentment to be "natural" sentiments that are concerned with favors and injuries.
Yeah, that's sort of what these people all believe.
We all believe in yesterday.
They all believe in "Europe".
They all believe in fighting.
