Sentence examples for believed always from inspiring English sources

Humanism, he believed, "always leads to chaos" and then inevitably "to some form of authoritarianism to control the chaos".

Trade does not, as Enlightenment thinkers like Thomas Paine believed, always bring peace in its wake, "operating to cordialize mankind".

But it was no contradiction to a man who believed always that a healthy society required both public purpose and private initiative.

"I believed always, and I believe now, that Israel needs unity," Mr. Sharon, 72, said before entering a three-hour meeting with Mr. Barak, 59, in Tel Aviv.

Turns out, if Internet forums are to be believed (always!), the reason Kennex and Dorian seem so close is because they are.

Before dark, they'd return as if they, just like Sayyid Raad's family, believed always in coming back, to this paradise that once was.

"But in the end those who believe always win.

The idea that newspapers can hold governments to account was, I believe, always a professional myth.

"It reinforced a lot of what I always believed and always sketched intuitively," he said.

Those who have moved on ask where's the virtue in believing what you've always believed if what you've always believed is wrong.

He believes him, always, whatever he does.