Sentence examples for from believed from inspiring English sources
The intellectuals Nancy descends from believed cultural exchange could lay the groundwork for beneficial international agreements, such as the Iran nuclear deal.
"Decent folk" of the sort his father and mother came from "believed that this erotic pas de deux, which mimicked the motions of love so closely, was completely depraved".
Good memory and accurate perception are intellectual excellences but don't involve inference from believed premises.
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.
"I understand where he's coming from, believe me," Edwards had said.
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.
It could keep them from believing that life was so valuable — anyone's life, I mean, even their own.
According to Plato (428/427 348/347 bce), for example, knowing is a mental state akin to, but different from, believing.
