Sentence examples for believed accepted as from inspiring English sources

Not just believed: accepted as gospel, as doctrine for a charity fundraising empire, for a personal fortune and above all for a sport determined at all costs to put the 1990s legacy of drug use behind it.

I do believe accepting one's body as beautiful at any size and age is important.

But when I realize what they are, I throw the best of them against the wall, and would even throw them into the fire if I had one close by, which they richly deserve, as false and deceiving and outside of the treatment required by common nature, and as inventors of new sects and new lifestyles, and as giving the common people reason to believe and accept as true all the stupidities they contain".

This paper purposely questions whether project-based terminology and definitions are actually as widely accepted as believed.

The principal delusion of those who rely on conventional truths is that they mistakenly believe that prospositions conventionally accepted as truth are grounded in the natures of things.

An autistic culture has developed, with some individuals seeking a cure and others believing autism should be accepted as a difference and not treated as a disorder.

I base my forecast on a new study that, if it becomes as widely accepted as I believe it will be, may persuade Morningstar to add a third dimension to its famous "style box," transforming it into a "style cube".

Jadzia confronts him afterwards and finds out that he had already been in contact with the Albino who offered him a glorious death at the hands of forty of his best men, and Kang accepted as he believes the Albino's defences are impenetrable.

I also believed that I would be better accepted as an African-American student at an urban campus such as Penn.

Followers of religion all around the world put their faith in the make-believe, and that's widely accepted as a logical, sane thing to do.

They simply looked at what they wanted; when they saw things that supported the thesis they believed, they accepted them as factual.