Sentence examples for expressing a belief from inspiring English sources
Plus, it's expressing a belief, a mission, a love.
When we call a thing "unbelievable," we're expressing a belief that it's true.
Similarly, Apple sold iMacs not on the basis of their superior computing power but by expressing a belief in the power of maverick creativity ("Think different").
Former President Jimmy Carter said today that the United States should work with the United Nations toward a peaceful resolution of tensions with Iraq, expressing a belief that such an outcome was possible.
She was expressing a belief dating back to the early 1960's in the power of visualization and modest changes of mind to change the world profoundly for the better.
The director trails such a long and rich history (on cinema, TV and stage) that it's unlikely we'll be stuck for conversation, although in recent weeks Leigh has been in the news for cancelling a scheduled trip to Israel, for reportedly labelling a lot of actors "thick", and for apparently expressing a belief in crop circles.
He expressed a belief that Germans, in facing their past, could redefine their identity and future.
His poetry expressed a belief that the world was a system of symbols expressing metaphysical realities.
In a May 13 letter to the presiding judge in the trial of the priest, the Rev. Michael Fugee, the juror expressed a belief in his innocence.
Angered by Brown and Cameron's reactions to Clegg – in particular, the fact both men expressed a belief that a nuclear deterrent makes us safer.
But he expressed a belief that with the more extensive and determined control measures that are now starting, the city could avoid infection on Guangdong's scale.
