Sentence examples for believing whether from inspiring English sources

In much the same way, he says, we are born with an innate tendency for belief, but the specifics of what we grow up believing — whether there is one God or many, whether the soul goes to heaven or occupies another animal after death — are culturally shaped.

However, some physicians' reflection of their experiences revealed overreliance on limited information or observation of the patient in identifying and believing whether financial burden was truly a barrier to carrying out treatment recommendations.

This is a myth that many people believe whether they drink or not.

It continues: "At Navabi we believe whether you're size 8 or 28 you're beach body ready.

"No one believes, whether boundary changes happen or not, that Labour will gain a single seat from the Tories.

We believe whether we talk to you or see you again, we're going to cross paths again soon".

Asked if he believed whether violence could ever be the answer, the miner replied: "Sometimes violence is the answer".

"You have to believe, whether you are cleaning latrines or tutoring inmates, that it served some purpose.

Well, it didn't matter to her what these people believed, whether they thought she was his wife or his girlfriend or his mistress.

Asked if she believes whether gender violence can be curtailed, she added: "As long as we have programmes like this and we work hard at them.

He wants them to speak up for what they believe — whether it is cleaner government or cheaper public transportation — even if it leaves the Brazilian World Cup with a legacy that is less than pristine.