Sentence examples for believe for all from inspiring English sources
"This is real purgatory, I believe, for all of the individuals involved in this," Mr. Dearie said.
The improbable had become the tangible, but it was still extremely hard to believe for all concerned.
Earlier this year, Khan — speaking, I believe, for all dancers rooted in what was once called the Third World — told Claudia La Rocco, of the Times, that every dance he did was narrative: "I don't believe in the word 'abstract,' in what I do".
That's hard to believe for all sorts of practical reasons, but beyond that, writing is about imagining how others think and feel and how that informs their behaviour; it is about offering a different way of seeing and in so doing it creates empathy.
We all believed, for a day or two, that there would be wounded people to take care of.
At 15, she wrote "All for Believing" for a school music assignment and completed it just hours before the deadline.
"I believe that for all the challenges, for all our challenges, we live at a glorious moment in history," she said in the clip above.
Apparently, young Americans believe in justice for all.
On March 26, show the Supreme Court that you believe in equality for all.
A Heineken representative told CNBC on Friday: "We believe in equality for all.
They brainwash the oppressed and ill-informed into believing that government-for-all-of-us doesn't work.
