Sentence examples for altogether believing from inspiring English sources

As a result, we've become angry or frustrated, with far too many of us tuning out altogether, believing there's no way to make our voices heard effectively.

Still, I'm not sure I altogether believe in Meades's sincerity.

But does Don Quixote altogether believe in the reality of his own vision?

Psychological realism, inflected by the sexual depth charge of Freudianism, is about to kill the reliable old narrator stone dead, while the great buttery sound-swaths that the other Gustav, Mahler, is plastering on to his gargantuan symphonies disconcertingly suggest in their very sweetness that you shouldn't altogether believe they are butter.

I don't altogether believe in Boswell's portrait of Johnson as a conversationalist.

Hence the maxim that Russell puts into the mouth of la Rochefoucauld: "It does not matter what you believe, so long as you don't altogether believe it" (Fact and Fiction: 185).

These denials were not altogether believed, but they were allowed to throw a decent cover over the extent of the crimes.

"Altogether we believe that 2m fraudulent votes are there," said Abdullah, who had a strong lead in the first round of voting and says he would have won a clean runoff.

While charges are unlikely to be dropped altogether, he believes that they could be reduced to misdemeanors, paving the way for at least some of the group to be released on Tuesday.

Altogether, we believe that mechano-sensitive therapeutics may offer a potential new approach for treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

Altogether, we believe that our results provide insight into the mechanisms of how the regions of the fronto-parietal network interact.