Sentence examples for continually believe from inspiring English sources

The public has been lulled into a false sense of complacency on this issue – surveys continually believe representation to be significantly higher than it is – by the careful positioning of the few women MPs to catch the television cameras.

And faith isn't a blind, dopey commitment – it's a series of choices, continually made, to believe.

Students Always You wouldn't be here, if you didn't believe in continually learning new things.

Still, I think the heart of your question is based on a fear that the candidates believe that continually shifting the burden of responsibility to future citizens is a detrimental idea but they do so anyway because it's a winning strategy.

Wouldn't a belief like the one Kerr has and continually reinforces make you believe in yourself even when doubt creeps in?

When we set out to be among the top ten most competitive nations in the world, we weren't competing against anything but our ability to become our personal best in light of certain well defined standards that have and will continually evolve, and we believe that will bring sustainable national and global prosperity.

"Not only to me, but to all those who believe that cinema continually needs to be reinvented".

Do we believe that by continually acquiring and displaying what we wear, we are creating an identity, an eternal brand of the self?

Many people believe that doctors continually share data electronically with one another to coordinate treatment, do research, or track disease outbreaks.

In this way, astronomers believe, big galaxies continually evolve by adding new stars.

He is a player who is continually developing and one we believe can keep getting better".