Sentence examples for avoid believing from inspiring English sources
The trick is to avoid believing everything that comes out of your own mouth, whether it's a clever exegesis or a shattering scream.
Maybe I sometimes fall short — but I try to analyze the economy as best I can, never mind what's politically convenient, and indeed to bend over backward to avoid believing things that make me comfortable, to avoid turning everything into a morality play that confirms my political values.
In thinking about why a game would be more politically sanitized than a comic book, it is hard to avoid believing that the fact that big games from big publishers like Activision are being marketed to a far broader market than comic books has something to do with it.
Personally, I even give my personal demons names, but I never give my anxieties negative or condescending titles; the point of greeting each visitor is to avoid believing that worry is actually who I am, rather than just a visitor in the mind.
Avoid believing a politician without questioning: They may leave out the truth, use ambiguous statements, or generally say things that mislead their constituents to get their vote.
Those in the other type, Brooks said, "believe tricks should be avoided, believe that blackness, by contemporary black definition, is straightforward and substantial, clean-lined, even spare".
Front-line supervisors who deal effectively with associate problems avoid associates believing they need a union".
Since 2003, for example, polio has been on the rise in Nigeria, Chad and Burkina Faso because many people avoid vaccinations, believing that the vaccines are contaminated with H.I.V. or are actually sterilization agents in disguise.
Countless people also avoid treats believing that eating them causes your body to crave more sugary foods.
Persons with strong motivation to avoid failure believe they are likely to be unsuccessful.
Take That's lawyers argued the musicians had no intention of avoiding tax, believing their investments to be legitimate.
