Sentence examples for belief down from inspiring English sources

It is a disadvantage because he has tried and failed so often and appeared to lack belief down the stretch in his two most recent matches against Nadal this season in Monte Carlo and Hamburg.

"It's a sticky subject because it's what I believe in, but I'm not going to push my beliefs down anybody else's throat, just like if somebody disagrees with me I'd expect them to be respectful and not push their belief down my throat," says Sweeney, who says she has never received any negative feedback from being associated with the NRA.

But "a close view of Carpenter's work reveals a romantic streak beneath the skepticism," writes Muir, "a belief down deep -- far below the anti-establishment hatred -- that a single committed and idealistic person can make a difference, even if society does not recognize that person as valuable or good".

Ultimately, as with any religion, belief comes down to faith.

Institutionalised sexism has an awful lot to answer for, but could we also be held back by the belief, deep down, that nothing good comes from chasing a fat pay cheque?

"It's very easy to get caught up in the distractions - this team has just beaten us, we don't have a good record on this ground, our belief is down.

Shared Belief came down with an abscess on his foot.

Hey, a guy can dream right?" Where people may try to rationalise the unexplainable as earthly phenomena, Erikson's belief comes down to statistics and odds.

In the ever-changing landscape of the modern family, we have opportunities to react on the basis of beliefs handed down to us or to revisit those beliefs to see if they serve our present life and relationships.

The belief that Downing Street spun the intelligence material is widespread.

The new discoveries at Blombos Cave, 200 miles east of Cape Town, are turning long-held beliefs upside down.