Sentence examples for exactly believing from inspiring English sources

Seeing wasn't exactly believing for ophthalmologists at Solihull Hospital, near Birmingham, England.

Not that Dickens exactly believed in ghosts – but he was intrigued by our belief in them.

Yoon's narratives face the interesting challenge of relying on characters who don't exactly believe in action.

I didn't exactly believe that "being single at 29 would be horrid" as a friend of mine once remarked.

Then ask yourself whether you could imagine being you if you didn't exactly believe it anymore, but believed something marginally different.

"He runs an ad for 18 days defining me for something I'm not, then all of a sudden says, 'O.K., let's all quit.' I'm going to make sure people understand exactly what I believe, exactly where I stand".

And even if it's not that exactly, I believe it's something.

These reactions have helped me think through what, exactly, I believe a large endowment should try to preserve at one or more legacy papers.

Yet when people ask me what, exactly, I believe, I still have to stop and think about it for a moment.

(A VI vi 56/RB 56) More exactly, Leibniz believes that this law or principle implies that any change passes through some intermediate change and that there is an actual infinity in things.

Norah O'Donnell grilled Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) on Sunday over how exactly he believes the Obama administration should respond to the growing crisis in Iraq.