Sentence examples for believed not just from inspiring English sources

They believed not just that the world was intelligible, but that it needed to be understood to become complete, and that in human understanding, the mind and world entered a harmonious consummation.

Plath's Ariel was no less a story of redemption than The Bell Jar: the story of a woman, a mother, a daughter, a wife, an artist who still believed not just in the possibility of happiness, but in herself.

Meanwhile, the W.M.D. we invaded Iraq to eliminate turned out not to exist, and by 2008 a majority of the public believed not just that the invasion was a mistake but that the Bush administration deliberately misled the nation into war.

On the other side of the bench were the more reliably conservative members of the supreme court – Scalia, Samuel Alito and the typically silent Clarence Thomas – who believed not just that marriage should remain solely between a man and woman, but that the court had no right to voice its opinion on the matter at all.

In contrast to their philosophical claims of meaning gaps and partial lack of rationality in the choice between incommensurable theories, Bohr believed not just retrospectively that quantum mechanics was a natural generalization of classical physics, but he and Heisenberg followed in practice the requirements of the correspondence rule.

Twitter was essentially the last holdout among a throng of social media platforms — including Facebook and YouTube — that had stopped allowing Jones and Infowars from peddling what many believed not just to be "fake news", but outright damaging and dangerous false information.

Vision that something can be solved... that gives you reason to believe, not just blind faith".

He has made the players and fans believe, not just with words but with acts".

The Mayor believes not just in growth but in green growth: the city will now have a Sustainability Advisory Board.

Admittedly, this is something I very much want to believe, not just about the campaign but also about the country.

The Kangaroos need to believe – not just consider it a slice of sound reasoning – that they'll have to be at their best to win at Old Trafford.