Sentence examples for believing in none from inspiring English sources
"And so it is they who, between them, give me all the reasons for believing in none".
I quite easily discovered that I believed in none of it and am not an atheist.
In 1951 I believed in none of these things.
Whitman was a religious skeptic: though he accepted all churches, he believed in none.
They will believe in none of Our signs, even if they see them one and all.
Religious liberty to me means the freedom to believe in your own god — or believe in none.
Even if you think Hillary Clinton believes in none of those things, the fact that she claims to matters.
Writing for Life magazine shortly before the general election in 1940, Richard L. Neuberger said, "Whether as Vice President of the U.S. Charley McNary can keep on endorsing Government-power projects, isolation, high tariffs and huge outlays for farm relief under a President who believes in none of these things remains to be seen".
He might have declared that the age of "big government" was over, but he believed in government none the less, above all a government which worked.
Of course, believing in a certain religion, or none whatsoever, doesn't predestine a person to be great at any profession (unless they're a Calvinist, I suppose).
