Sentence examples for danger of believing from inspiring English sources
This, I think, highlights the danger of believing what we want to believe.
That their colony would become caught up in massacre and sadness, one could reasonably conclude, underscores the danger of believing that God guides one's hand.
We're brought up to believe that we need to be the best to succeed, but there is always the danger of believing your own publicity.
But the danger of believing in a pristine moment is that it encourages adherents to denigrate the necessary compromises of the messy present.
Dr Raabe himself has said that society was in danger of believing that "if you are a Christian you are not fit for public office or you are biased or a bigot".
A summary of Ms. Merkel's trip ran under the headline "The Domesticated Chancellor" in the online version of Der Spiegel on Friday, and the conservative newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung warned of the danger of believing that the two countries' relationship could be defined by economic ties alone.
Previous chancellors failed to bank sufficient revenues from finance, housing and from North Sea oil, or to recognise the inherent dangers of believing we had entered a post-industrial society.
"Out of the confidence man's deceit comes truth about greed, about the dangers of believing in the basic goodness of man and nature," Rayner writes.
With a loudspeaker in hand, the 33-year-old travelled from village to village in the north eastern Indian state of Tripura state in his new job as a "rumor buster," trying to warn people against the dangers of believing the salacious rumors about child abductors, organ thieves, or cow killers that they were reading on their cell phones.
Children and their families are often unaware of the dangers of trafficking, believing that better employment and lives can be found in other countries.
The story, explains Hulu, "explores the weight of secrets, the nature of art and identity, the ferocious pull of motherhood – and the danger in believing that following the rules can avert disaster".
