Sentence examples for belief a bit from inspiring English sources

I don't think that will do, but I understand that belief a bit better now.

I've said their beliefs, a bit about their culture so that you can understand what is appropriate and what is not appropriate within certain cultures.

His religious belief lasted a bit longer.

I haven't given up on getting out of our pool but our belief is a bit fragile at the moment.

Their arguments - some ill-informed, some plain vitriolic - have all rested on an implicit belief that "a bit of pot" simply does not cause this kind of aggression, this sort of abuse.

The sequence beggars belief just a bit – quick, tell me all of the reading material you have in your bathroom – but it works because Walter is soon discovering that Hank has attached a GPS tracker to the bottom of Walt's car.

"He may have lost self belief, a little bit, but speaking to him yesterday I strongly got the impression that he's the right man for the job," he said.

"There was a lack of belief a little bit towards the end.

Mr. Smith is something of a libertarian in his political beliefs, and a bit of a renegade.

BBC bosses seem to have suddenly acquired confidence, self-belief and a bit of fight.

Is it an attempt by Goldsmith to neutralise opposition, an expression of his localist beliefs or a bit of both?