If that means mumbling "I believe in one God, the Father Almighty... " when I believe nothing of the kind, then so be it.
"I believe nothing of any beauty or truth comes of a piece of writing without the author's thinking he has sinned against something – propriety, custom, faith, privacy, tradition, political orthodoxy, historical fact, literary convention, or indeed, all the prevailing standards together".
They taught me to believe nothing of substance I couldn't prove to my own satisfaction.
If you read my book, you'll find I believe nothing of the sort.
The company did many tests at the Ridge and still believes nothing of significance will be found, Boardman said.
Perhaps he is a fraud, a man who believes nothing of what he writes or says, or a cruel prankster carrying on a bad joke years too long.
A quote from over 150 years ago says it all, "Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see?" The best strategy our current President, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich have to chisel away at our belief in the best President for 2012, Ron Paul, is to downplay Dr. Paul's ability to win.
Mr. Borger said "children's services" visited the house years ago, but he believed nothing came of any accusations.
He said he believed "nothing short of a receiver" could halt the deaths and other harm inflicted on California convicts who fall ill.
I found myself defending the coming strike against the Taliban to an angry and idealistic Austrian TV cameraman who had just spent eight weeks with Afghan refugees and believed nothing justified the loss of innocent lives.
