Sentence examples for believing when it from inspiring English sources

His Mercutio is sunny and sly by turns, daring trouble to come find him and hardly believing when it does.

This city believes when it has dreams".

INFORMATION is power, or so the coalition government believes when it comes to improving the public services.

Mr. Bremmer says their leaders are watching to see what the West truly believes when it comes to the economy.

However, she makes a wider point about rape: "Too many women are not being believed when it comes to this.

What that means is unclear since some believe that the Supreme Court has final say while others believe when it comes to elections, the Independent Election Commission has the last word.

"You just believe when it gets to the end, whether it's a fast race or a slow race, you're going to outkick them.

"Clinton," they argued, "can't be trusted or believed when it comes to change," because "she's driven by political calculation, not conviction".

"Clinton can't be trusted or believed when it comes to change," because "she's driven by political calculation not conviction, regularly backing away and shifting positions..

"I was praying for Scotland to come out of the hat and it was still hard to believe when it did come out.

Goulder also believes when it comes to publishing, breakthroughs in HIV often have a higher impact in comparison to equally novel science about a less infamous pathogen.