Sentence examples for entirely believing from inspiring English sources

I remember feeling very defensive when being interviewed by Natasha and not entirely believing each word that shot out of my mouth.

"Would you like me to say something?" I said this more as a challenge than out of politeness, not entirely believing him.

A few avoid the American medical system entirely, believing they cannot afford it or fearing the doctors, and rely totally on other healers.

He recounted a recent visit to his home by a reporter from Global Times, a party-run newspaper, who asked him to produce evidence of the harassment, apparently not entirely believing it.

A common mistake is to try and bypass the negotiation entirely, believing that both you and the other party will be grateful that they have avoided all that unnecessary awkwardness.

When she speaks to the man waiting there, he hears something else entirely; believing that she is giving her consent to be murdered, he attacks her.

But we did not entirely believe it.

I didn't entirely believe his rationale.

If so, I'm not sure I entirely believe it.

No, we're not sure we entirely believe her.

I don't entirely believe in the reality of realism.