Sentence examples for effect believe from inspiring English sources

"Members of Facebook's radical transparency camp, Zuckerberg included," David Kirkpatrick writes in "The Facebook Effect," "believe more visibility makes us better people.

They wanted us to in effect believe that the bond was still providing a 10percentt annual return, even when we were paying $100 for it.

Even if you don't believe it, or don't believe that it will have a positive effect, believe me, a part of you will hear it and will start to resonate to it.

Further, participants were unable to predict this effect, believing that pursuing abstractly-framed prosocial goals would have either an equal or greater positive impact on their own happiness.

One reader, @erinlpc, invented the Nice Camera Effect: "Believing all it takes to get a good photograph is an expensive camera".

Being self-aware is, in effect, believing there's a camera filming every move one makes, a humbling mindset that encourages leaders to view themselves as followers do.

Evidence that participants are unable to predict this effect, believing that pursuing abstractly-framed prosocial goals would have either an equal or greater positive impact on their own happiness, is also presented.

It will prevent the elevation of Paul Ryan, a man who in effect believes, as so many others in his party do, that rape is "just another method of conception".

To embrace such a "law," to put it at the center of a moral philosophy or code of ethics, is to go through life scared, armed and unaware, in effect believing in nothing at all except our individual isolation.

Celastrol is a promising anti-tumor agent, yet it also elevates heat shock proteins (HSPs), especially HSP70, this effect believed to reduce its anti-tumor effects.

Next to monacolins, the study product contains other "active" substances: lecithin and procyanidins are, without proof of a clinical effect, believed to influence cholesterol metabolism.