Sentence examples for believing in someone from inspiring English sources

Archibald Leach had already fooled the world — Bernard Schwartz included — into believing in someone called Cary Grant.

Rowan said that "There is a widespread belief that the doctrine of creation is an explanation: [that] believing in God is like believing in someone throwing a switch and seeing the current flow.

Religion is believing in someone else's experience; spirituality is having your own!

Why believe in someone when they give empty promises?

"You can believe in someone's talent more than they believe it," she added.

"At the same time, they are dying to believe in someone".

If you believe in someone, even more than they believe in themselves, they will do anything to succeed.

"I knew nothing about politics other than that I believed in someone; first the senator, then Governor Pataki," she says.

If he believed in someone, he would encourage them, make introductions and, not least (as I remember from my youth) sometimes feed them.

Everyone's there; America came out to mourn, to weep, to show their respect and love for a leader, someone they believed in, someone who promised a better future.

"When he believed in someone, he trusted and supported him," Mike Nichols, whose collaborations with Mr. Calley ran from "Catch-22" in 1970 to "Closer" in 2004, said in a statement.