Sentence examples for belief alive from inspiring English sources

If rather than looking at this decision with regretful eyes I keep this belief alive, I can only continue to feel that I will indeed in the end be successful.

If you struggle with self-esteem and that's a part of your story then without a doubt your thoughts are the roots keeping that belief alive.

While children might come to believe in Santa Claus at an early age at which they believe what their parents tell them without question, many of them do mental gymnastics to keep the belief alive even once older siblings or too-cool classmates drop the bomb that it's the parents at the center of the annual yuletide conspiracy.

But with a small cadre of hard-core followers, both organizations informally kept themselves and Meir Kahane's beliefs alive here and in the United States.

One of the most dangerous, self-destructive beliefs alive and well in America and beyond is that protecting the environment damages the economy.

This belief is still alive in the minds of North Atlantic Treaty Organization leaders, and this mentality is creating a problem.

Robert Canning praised Morris for her performance in "A Very Glee Christmas", and wrote: "The heart of "A Very Glee Christmas" was found in Artie Abrams attempt to keep Brittany's belief in Santa Claus alive.

With Ellis desperate for a male role model and to keep his belief in love alive, he commits himself and, by extension, Neckbone to helping Mud and Juniper reunite, which puts the boys in more danger than they'd imagined.

Create an environment to keep your entrepreneurial attitude, beliefs and ideas alive and active for the betterment of the clients and customers you are serving.

"Contrary to popular belief, American music was alive and well before the British Invasion," says Miriam Linna.

But without the belief that they are alive in the depths, there's nothing to see but pollution and death.