Sentence examples for enabled to believe from inspiring English sources

Worship is viewed as relating the disparate elements of life to the life, purposes, and plans of the divine; and in this way the worshipper is enabled to believe that the burden has been shared, or taken over, by the gods.

To them all, he gave the kind of warmth and immediacy which enabled us to believe in them.

Theologically, this was facilitated by a strong predestinarianism that enabled him to believe in the "invisible" church of the elect, constituted of those predestined to be saved, rather than in the "visible" church of Rome that is, in the organized, institutional church of his day.

Pi tells him it might do more: it might enable him to believe in God.

As Clive Sinclair remarks of Bradbury, his "great gift was to enable you to believe in yourself".

Because here is enough of what I believe to be evidence to enable me to believe, indeed, to persuade me to believe.

Building peace requires the parties to begin establishing patterns of behavior that enable them to believe that mutual trust is possible.

Calculations were approximately consistent with that of the pilot test, which enables us to believe that the proposed method is reliable for designing a practical ultrafiltration system.

By doing that, you can enable people to believe in themselves.

Using slogans relentlessly enables one to believe one's own bunk.

Standards that enable them to believe that problems yet unsolved have people working ardently to one day solve them.