'forever believe' is correct and is used in written English.
You can use it to express that you will always believe in something. For example, "I will forever believe in the power of love."
I shall forever believe in our freedom which you have spent your whole life defending".
Brock's character is not consistent with what he was accused of and I will forever believe that he of all people would never do something like that.
Collecting his gramophone trophy from fellow Compton rapper Ice Cube and his son O'Shea Jackson Jr, Lamar said: "This is for hip hop, Ice Cube, this is for Snoop Dogg, this is for Nas, we will live forever, believe that".
Sure, the gearheads in the labs and the techno-utopians in the user groups will forever believe that technology always triumphs.
"We will live forever, believe that, alright?" Ed Sheeran nabbed Song of The Year for "Thinking Out Loud," topping his pal Taylor Swift in the category.
Memory as an article of faith often comes naturally to writers, who by temperament are likely to be diarists and record-keepers, forever searching past events for elusive patterns — and forever believing that such patterns are to be found.
"Don't bottle up your ideas forever believing you have to hit the same kind of mature, complete, perfect point as you would with a magazine or newspaper article," she says.
Mark Thoma asks if we're stuck in low growth forever: "I believe we will eventually recover to a new growth path that is near, but a bit lower than the old one.
I don't intend on it lasting forever, and believe in bowing out while your stay is still welcome, but maybe I'm not the best judge for that.
"Racism is gonna be a part of time forever, I believe, but I think for us, the people that have the opportunities to have a voice and people that have an opportunity to have some play on the youth that's coming up, we have to lead them the best way we can, and we have to live with the results... .. James said in response to what happened to Jones.
Is that perhaps why Indigenous people traditionally stepped so lightly and carefully on the land, with such consideration and respect, knowing that it was their home now and forever?" Hegarty believes "some corporations have disingenuously sought to divide and conquer locals, and in the dust cloud of confusion, make off with the spoils".
