Sentence examples for belief it does not from inspiring English sources

Contrary to popular belief, it does not induce hallucinations.

However, even if knowledge does require justified belief, it does not require only justified belief, so skepticism about moral knowledge does not imply skepticism about justified moral belief.

David Wootton argues that even if force occasionally works at changing a person's belief, it does not work often enough to make it rational for persons to consent to the government exercising that power.

Contrary to popular belief, it does not mean that your entire life is in the possession of the National Security Agency.

Contrary to popular belief, it does not increase oxygen levels.

Contrary to belief, it does not make you look any cooler to do so it makes you look very immature.

Because it clearly wasn't what he meant and thus it's not clearly a cluelessly candid statement of actual belief, it doesn't qualify as a bona-fide Mitt-ism.

His 9-9-9 tax plan, a cousin of the flat tax plan once proposed by Steve Forbes (whom Cain endorsed in 2000), has been a cornerstone of his speeches, but it's not, evidently, a long-held belief: it doesn't appear at all in his campaign memoir, "This Is Herman Cain!," which was published in October.

Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't all come from the United States.

Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't need to be Employee Appreciation Day or Boss's Day to recognize someone's hard work!

While there's nothing intrinsically wrong with a washing machine that pays for itself in energy savings, contrary to popular belief, it doesn't guarantee more dollars in your bank account.