Sentence examples for from believe from inspiring English sources

"I understand where he's coming from, believe me," Edwards had said.

But it's also because the people I heard it from believe it, which, given who they are, matters more.

Many scientists we've heard from believe they're expected to stick closely to the work described in their proposal.

"I'm good!" Then he did "Beauty and a Beat," a highlight from "Believe" about losing oneself in the music; Bieber actualized the concept by sitting down behind a drum set and bashing out a hectic solo.

Then the Army, in response to pressure from (believe it or not) Senator Ted Kennedy, conducted a second series of field tests in order to choose a new pistol, the Model 59 immediately flunked the tests again.

Most etymologists, those who study where words come from, believe that the word humor is derived from the same root as in the word human, humility and -- my favorite -- humus, meaning "of the earth, connected to the dirt, soil" -- that which makes things grow, where things are real, gritty and full of nutrients.

It comes from believing in yourself".

That don't stop five billion people from believing what they believe".

To be a radical is wholly different from believing in progress.

It could be my sheer perversity that prevents me from believing what everyone wants me to believe.

The refusal to believe in easy solutions is a long way from believing in nothing at all.