I think we have to constantly believe in the best of people".
She mentors her daughters constantly, believes "that Madeleine Albright thing of believing there is a special circle of hell for women who don't help other women", and her company is a refreshing blast of freedom from female paranoias.
Henry, naturally optimistic as a spectator – constantly believing his Boston Red Sox baseball team would turn games round throughout their record-breaking September collapse – anticipated a win, to launch Liverpool towards the cherished, lucrative, Premier League fourth place.
This is too telling of a sign for me to believe Republicans will honor the rule of law in the future [the Senate is supposed to hold hearings on any supreme court nominee but won't]---Kaine constantly believes in following the rule of law though it might offend his personal beliefs, like on abortion.
An ideal example would be of someone who constantly believes that the conversation of others has to be about something negative concerning them.
Don't be afraid to take risks, you'll never know, if you don't try and you don't want to constantly wonder "What if?" Always believe in yourself, even through your challenges, don't forget that you've already accomplished a huge milestone and that you are capable of achieving all of your goals.
I constantly encourage my kids to never give up on their dreams, to always believe.
Life would be challenging indeed if we were constantly hallucinating, believing the impossible or losing sense of what we were doing like we do when we're dreaming.
I would regularly think to myself, particularly when getting up in the morning "Why am I doing this?" and "Why can't I just go back to my normal job?" The lack of structure in my academic work meant I felt constantly guilty, and believed that I should always be working or that.
A superb mentor, Robert Penn Warren was constantly encouraging and believed that reading great literature aloud was as helpful as anything he might say.
