Sentence examples for believe different from inspiring English sources

It's widely accepted today that culture and the mechanics of thought are closely related -- in other words, people from vastly different cultures do, in fact, think differently -- not just believe different things, or speak different words, but literally have a thought process that is alien to other cultures.

But people believe different things at different times and in different contexts.

Also, it's likely that when he goes to nursery or school he will meet children who believe different things so you are going to have to cover the subject of religion with him at some point.

Conservative and liberal character types had different political convictions in 1650 than they do today (mostly), and they believe different things in Iran today than they do in America (mostly).

Dementia patients with damage to the anterior temporal cortex have a problem finding the name to go with the face, while people with epilepsy triggered by the right fusiform gyrus sometimes believe different faces belong to the same person, says Jon Driver of the institute of cognitive neuroscience at UCL, one of the research team.

Clearly people in different cultures know different things, believe different things, and have different tastes.

T. J.'s father, when T. J. asked which one was right, and who was real, said that different people believed different things, and that he could choose to believe whatever he wanted.

Dudx Babaloo, however, believes different motivation is at play.

When the horrible act is done by someone who looks different or believes different things, it is easy (and wrong) to blame the group.

They also believed different mandates are barriers to collaboration and that PH cannot provide individual care, because they are population health-based and group-based (Statement 25).

The answer, I believe, is different for different people.