Sentence examples for believing like from inspiring English sources

He kept both animals in the same stall, believing, like many horse-lovers, that horses should have company at night.

Isaac Rosenberg, for example, began by believing, like Brooke, that war was a potentially cleansing force: "O! ancient crimson curse!

"There's this backward little type, and he's doing some gray little task and believing like they tell him," she wrote, describing a quintessential Tiptree plot.

She wrote with candour about her situation – she married and divorced for a third time and struggled in her relationship with her mother – believing, like one of her heroes, Nora Ephron, that "everything is copy".

Or, in doing so, will we just become the political equivalent of Charlie Brown, believing, like sweet, trusting chuckleheads, that this time the football won't be snatched away from us at the last instant?

Believing, like Rita, that 'there must be a better song to sing than this' she got herself on to a drama course at Manchester Poly where her boyfriend was studying sociology.

"I completely believed – like a ceramics scientologist".

"We believe like crazy in it," he says.

You believe like them or you're out.

Many believe, like George Bush, that absolutely nothing happens by chance.

I don't believe, like some do, that it's naïve to talk to Republicans.