Sentence examples for believe invisible from inspiring English sources

I do believe Invisible Children is doing this in part through its education and livelihood programs and hope more can be done on the style and level of that done in the States.

"We don't believe in invisible hands," Dr. Indrajit said.

But this dismissive attitude is as misleading as it would be for us to believe that invisible clear air is less substantial that the clouds floating in it.

And you can't believe how invisible you feel when your loved one who served our country in war is ill served back at home.

A spokesperson for Office Angels felt unable, when invited, to offer any comment on what the word "angel" means to hundreds of millions of Muslims, Christians and Jews who believe in invisible heavenly powers.

Adapted from "The Madwoman of Chaillot," the Jean Giraudoux play from the 1940s that boasts its own assemblage of eccentrics, "Dear World" asks us to believe in invisible dogs, men who live underground and a Paris whose glistening café society conceals all-important oil reserves coursing beneath the city streets.

Although there is a "universal propensity to believe in invisible, intelligent power" (NHR, 15.5), even religious belief of this limited kind is not entirely universal or any sort of "original instinct".

See and believe the invisible Church in the church visible.

Each path was lit by fear and FOMO: If I don't know what turmeric is, I don't have the right mantra or meditation, or I don't believe in invisible healing powers, not only am I missing out on resplendent health and spiritual awakening, I'm also occupying a lesser atmosphere than those who have access to such physical and spiritual material.

Tim Farron – the Liberal Democrat leader – has repeatedly been asked to clarify whether he believes an invisible man in the sky will send two consenting adult men to an invisible scorching hellfire if they choose to do it up the bum (he eventually said he doesn't).

On that day I had believed myself invisible.