Sentence examples for believe once more from inspiring English sources

For the 90-minutes of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, it is possible to believe once more in peace on earth, good will to men.

If people can be persuaded to believe once more in the legitimacy of government, then Brown can get on with deploying it as a tool for political change.

Still, while looking at the eclectic works gathered together for this lark of an exhibition, from a film, by Tessa Hughes-Freeland, of burning frankincense to a painting, by KT Hickman, of the Coca-Cola logo (designed by Frank Mason Robinson), I felt, as Frank O'Hara once wrote, "moved to believe once more, freshly, in the divine trap".

And believe, once more, in America.

In that brief unfinished journey, he made us believe once more in the great historic purpose of this land.

Now, we believe once again.

Weight-loss scientists say they believe that once more people understand the genetic and biological challenges of keeping weight off, doctors and patients will approach weight loss more realistically and more compassionately.

But many anthropologists believe Dravidians were once more widespread than they are today.

Another interesting point related to developing drugs for rare diseases is that, once you have a treatment for a disease, I believe more and more patients will be diagnosed than when it was believed hopeless.

Can we ever once more believe that we, the people, could create a just, equal and abundant society?

I know times are rough, those extra bucks to make it out to a show harder to come by, but isn't it priceless to once more believe in the magic of the theater?