Sentence examples for believing with from inspiring English sources

We cherish sexual freedom and privacy while believing with our pre-modern ancestors that sexuality is a public, political affair.

(For those with concerns about talking of knowledge here:  I'm using "knowledge" to mean believing, with appropriate justification, what is true.

Jonathan Schell's The Unconquerable World (Penguin), believing with passion that minds and peaceful protest matter much more than war, ranges far beyond 1968.

Much of Argentina and Venezuela's problems stem from some residents believing, with strong encouragement from the media, that their domestic currency is not safe to hold.

And the early Romans, such as Cato, rejected much of Greek theoretical knowledge, regarding it as a dangerous foreign influence and believing with the Stoics that wisdom consisted in living according to nature's precepts.

Believing with the lunacy of early grief that she could stave off the inevitable if she flung herself far enough away from it, she married her longtime boyfriend, left him within months, quit a job, had an affair.

These guys believe, with good reason".

"To believe, with all your heart: to know".

He believed with absolute certainty that he could win.

All this changed, I believe, with "Hill Street Blues".

No doubt he believed with one part of his mind.