Sentence examples for cannot but believe from inspiring English sources

"One cannot but believe in the triumph of justice when in 100 years … the message of justice is being conveyed to mankind from the heart of the Catholic world," marvelled Sargsyn in his speech to the pope.

First, even if we all believe we have free will and even if we cannot but believe this, it does not show that we actually have free will.

While clearly and distinctly attending to a proposition, the mind cannot but assent: "my nature is such that so long as I perceive something very clearly and distinctly I cannot but believe it to be true" (Med. 5, AT 7 69; cf. 3 64, 7 36, 7 65, 8a:9).

(Med. 3, AT 7 38) As Descartes repeatedly conveys: "my nature is such that so long as I perceive something very clearly and distinctly I cannot but believe it to be true" (Med. 5, AT 7 69; cf. 3 64, 7 36, 7 65, 8a:9).

Scrooge cannot choose but believe.

The ones who suffer most are the students and their parents, who cannot help but believe the threats.

I cannot help but believe that many accidents involving police vehicles could be prevented if New Yorkers would simply get out of the way and honor the sound of approaching sirens.

I cannot help but believe that many corporates must look at how much we achieve with so little resource and want to weep into their plastic cups of insipid vending machine coffee.

You don't always understand what Michèle is doing and thinking, but you cannot help but believe her, every delectably perverse step of the way.

I cannot help but believe it... Death is unbearably tragic and grievous because it is a kind of farewell.

I cannot help but believe that alumnae from other women's colleges have had similar experiences and would love to hear your stories.