Sentence examples for believe instead from inspiring English sources

Republicans believe instead in the power of tax cuts, primarily for the wealthy.

They believe instead, however, that on-screen whiteness is an economic necessity.

Most sports sociologists, however, challenge this hypothesis and believe instead that research confirms that violence and aggression are socially learned.

The country has tended to believe instead in the principle of individual responsibility, with the occasional small helping hand.

They believe, instead, in a kind of communal protection — that the comfort of communities is more important than the public criticism of ideas.

The Colby documents left the family marooned, no longer believing that Frank's death was a simple suicide but not knowing what to believe instead.

It believes, instead, that reckless behaviour might be discouraged.

And what about those who oppose the notion of faith, believing instead in intellect?

Perhaps, as time went by, the Soviets forgot the real story, believing instead the dogma.

Prum believes, instead, that the females have evolved to like this particular sound, a rising and falling whistle.

He believes instead in the essential righteousness of what he does, the greater good of his hard, unrelenting work.