Sentence examples for believe bad from inspiring English sources
I certainly believe bad guys belong in jail".
If someone becomes gay, it is also, I believe, bad for him. . . .
So a pessimist tends to believe bad things are permanent, while an optimist will view the same problem as temporary, he notes.
It's dehumanisation in its bleakest form to turn a blind eye to that – to believe bad things will inevitably happen to a certain rung of society or that this is just what comes with "welfare reform".
With the potential for convenience and expense barriers to be removed, Doppler Labs and Global Citizen are working to help dispel stigma associated with poor hearing, as most people believe bad hearing only affects old people.
If we consistently believe bad things are always happening to us we handicap ourselves.
They believed bad environments led people to crime.
Cuban believes bad officiating led to the Kings' loss to the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals last year.
The Department of Education, he said, seems to think there is no artistic value in practical arts, apparently believing bad stereotypes about shop.
The Irish campaign has been afflicted by injuries but O'Brien believes bad luck and not bad tactics has been the problem for Declan Kidney's side.
