Sentence examples for believe itself from inspiring English sources
"The EU has to believe itself that it is a global power.
"He is what the profession would like to believe itself to be".
The enormous advantage of democracy is that it doesn't believe itself to be finished or perfect.
Still, the creative-writing program, unsystematic or even anti-system as it might believe itself to be, is a system.
It may believe itself strong enough to negotiate with each provider, or it may want a deal for its mobile operating system from wireless-telecoms operators.
"There is no power in the world, even the cruellest and most arbitrary, which does not believe itself to be merciful, compassionate and wise," says a delightfully enigmatic guide named Mohan Lal to his English employer, Burgess.
The gun lobby is, or believes itself to be, immune.
BAE has always believed itself above the law.
This management is a parasite that believes itself to be the host.
A generation which believed itself radicalised by the Sixties now had a Conservative government.
The European Parliament, which now believes itself the acme of democracy, might well say no.
