Sentence examples for believing whatever from inspiring English sources

And I didn't believe you could find out by reading about things, or believing whatever people told you, it seemed to me you had to experience it.

"We New Zealanders, we pride ourselves on saying whatever we want, believing whatever we want and, more than anything, eating whatever we want".

The pros on Wall Street are forever telling us to keep socking our money away in that 401(k) plan and to keep believing, whatever the market's daily ups or downs.

"I lived like a virtual robot in North Korea, believing whatever the government told me, and that's why it's so difficult for me to adapt to my new life here," said Cho Yeon Ji, a 39-year-old defector.

But Mr. Bissonnette worries about public interest-minded 18-year-olds nationwide who, in the absence of any universal truths about what a degree from a particular university is worth, are vulnerable to believing whatever the last person they spoke to told them.

During an interview on BBC Radio London on Tuesday, Hogan-Howe said a policy of "institutionalised belief" in victims' allegations had caused confusion for detectives, giving the appearance that investigators were believing whatever they were told and thus biased against suspects.

Which allows people to believe whatever they like".

"You can't believe whatever they say," he said.

Being Catholic, she really believed whatever you get, you get.

He can believe whatever he wants – in private.

I let gents believe whatever version of me they found easiest to take.