Sentence examples for believe in anything else from inspiring English sources

"I don't believe in anything else.

I write because I believe in literature, in the art of the novel, more than I believe in anything else.

The obsession is not actually so mysterious: the American public believes in its celebrities precisely because it doesn't believe in anything else.

On "Beach Sluts" he nailed the anomie of the idle romantic: "I'm so lonely, I can't wait for anyone else/And I'm so lazy, I won't believe in anything else," over a sinewy, melancholy guitar line.

He's an out-and-out winner and doesn't believe in anything else".

The early Christians were called atheists and the tradition in which I was trained taught me that one of the reasons to believe in God is that it saves you from having to believe in anything else! Everyone, as Paul Tillich taught us decades ago, owes an allegiance to some "Ultimate Concern" and freedom relies on that concern to be incapable of being manipulated.

I wouldn't have thought he believed [in Ukip] any more than he believes in anything else.

Max du Preez, who founded the Afrikaans anti-apartheid newspaper, the Vrye Weekblad, said: "In all my dealings with him, I never got the idea that he believed in anything else but himself and the power of money.

Not believing in anything else beyond life and not knowing anything, I don't have any hope either.

Does the guy believe in anything?

No. Do I believe in anything?