Sentence examples for believing of the from inspiring English sources

On Reid's theory of memory, an apprehension establishes a direct relation to an event, which relation is preserved in memory by the acts of conceiving the event and believing of the event conceived that it happened to the person who remembers.

She also went off and made films — a displacement, I believe, of the fiction-writing impulse.

Aristide, who entered office in 1991, was outspoken, fiery, a friend (so Samuel believes) of the people.

It was the beginning, he believes, of the evangelization of America.

Examine the intention you have and the intention you believe of the person who needs help.

They understood the significance, I believe, of the events unfolding before us.

This is slippery, of course, only believing the testimony of the minority who agree.

The average member of the public believes 24 per cent of the British population is Muslim.

British oceanographers from the University of Southampton believe the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been busted.

I strongly believe one of the reasons is the coaches.

He believes the focus of the ballet is the Prince.