Sentence examples for believer a bit from inspiring English sources

A private, timid man who married late in life, Mahfouz is a strong believer, a bit of a mystic, and a Fabian socialist of the most passionate sort.

As a Brill Building denizen, Diamond wrote some great tunes for the Monkees ("I'm a Believer," "A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You") and a string of catchy pop hits for himself ("Sweet Caroline, Song Sung Blueue") before settling down to record some of the most self-important pop schlock in history ("Longfellow Serenade," "America").

They started with the Byrds-like jangle of Last Train to Clarksville in 1966, a US No 1, and then dominated the charts of 1967 with I'm a Believer, A Little Bit Me a Little Bit You, Alternate Title, Pleasant Valley Sunday and Daydream Believer.

Three consecutive defeats later, Arizona has made its believers look a bit foolish.

I am still a true believer.' I was a bit rude.

That image of Einstein the believer has been upended a bit by the newly sold letter, written in 1954 to philosopher Eric Gutkind.

I'm a believer in paying them a bit of interest, asking them how their day has been, learning and using their names, cracking the odd smile and praising them sincerely when they've done well, which is surprisingly easy to forget or overdose on when you start.

It has that sense of tongue-in-cheek humour that I love and I am a firm believer that you need a bit of fun in fashion".

"I was really skeptical about ghosts before but I'm a bit more of a believer now.

It helped frame a generation of us to be who we are today: a bit zany, people-oriented, believers in equality and fair play.

It's a bit embarrassing for Nick Clegg (a believer in the virtues of coalition).