Sentence examples for believe your son from inspiring English sources

I don't believe your son is a monster but he acted like one and that needs to be accounted for.

"Everybody says, 'I can't believe you made your son audition,' like, wink, wink, like he already had the job," Cube says.

And the picture that they show you, you want to believe it's not your son.

Believe in him Be your son's biggest cheerleader and foster a secure ego in him.

You of course may then have to answer the question, "Why, Mummy, do you celebrate something you don't believe in?" By the way, if you get to the point where you are wondering if you should encourage your son to believe in a white-bearded character dressed in red, you may find my column of last year (theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2008/dec/06/family-problems-solved-father-christmas) helpful.

"If you're a Christian and you believe in those principles, whether your son or daughter is a homosexual, you can't change your principles," he said.

We believe, underlined, you must get your son off the island on the first available flight.

The Burgesses don't believe their son killed himself intentionally.

"I believe my son was murdered," she said.

"I can't believe my son is dead," she said.

"I couldn't believe my son would do this".