Sentence examples for believe mountains from inspiring English sources

If we women could each show the world all that we were made of, I do believe mountains would move and we would be poised to excel in more areas of leadership.

The Maya believed mountains were sacred as they were closer to heaven.

I stopped believing mountains were "stakes" or "pegs," protecting the Earth from earthquakes.

If you believe the mountains are yours, like most West Virginians do, when you get back to these mountains you feel comfortable again.

Scientists believe the mountains are made from water ice with just a thin veneer of "exotic" ices, methane and nitrogen.

But the locals, who believe the mountains are the repository of the gods, petitioned the king and climbing was banned.

People believe that mountains, being the tallest living things on Earth, are closest to heaven, and thus transmit or connect us to the higher wisdom of nature.

I believe that mountains have a very humbling force, and people who live around them naturally have more of an affinity for nature and work to take care of it.

The computers, the pundits, even the odds makers believe the Mountain West is better.

Perhaps these three Chinese girls giggling into cell phones, lavishly spending each moment of their youth, truly believe the mountain of self has no top and each breath is a reckoning with fate?

The Kondhs, who live in the forests, believe the mountain range is sacred and that their god, Niyam Raja, provides them with food, water and a way of life.