Sentence examples for believe one another from inspiring English sources

Will the characters even believe one another?

"The United States and Iran simply do not believe one another.

Ron agrees: "Having known each other for such a long time, trusted one another and believed one another…" Barbara interjects: "It felt comfortable.

Many Egyptians seem to fervently believe one or another version; some believed more than one at the same time.

An atheist is not going to have the lingering sense that because someone has chosen to believe one or another ancient dogma, he is to be respected and honoured, listened to, given the public's money to bring up his children in the same beliefs and exempted from some of the laws of the land.

We live in a unique era when we get to choose our beliefs — any thoughts on raising kids to believe one thing or another?

I think people believe one thing or another, and that's not going to change.

Before long the audience member is caught in a spiraling moral dilemma, wondering whether to believe one character or another about a possible scandal.

People have a tendency to believe one way or another and whilst many will find themselves somewhere in the middle, not quite sure of their religious stance, others like myself will find that the decision has already been made for them.

I couldn't believe one person could treat another this way.

New York sports fans love to ridicule poor performances; reggae aficionados sometimes express their displeasure by throwing bottles; even opera buffs seem to believe one sour note deserves another.