Sentence examples for instead believe from inspiring English sources

A mystery, in Christian theology, is what God knows and man cannot, and must instead believe.

He is certainly right that people often overlook this progress and instead believe that global misery is intractable.

The economists instead believe that they have identified a causal role that geography plays in people's lives.

While some managers apply these principles every day, too many others instead believe that hiring the best and the brightest from top-flight schools guarantees corporate success.

But many of us instead believe, as Albert Einstein put it: "A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education and social ties; no religious basis is necessary.

His review also found that, overall, voters do not back an anti-austerity message but instead believe the country must live within its means and make cutting the deficit its top priority.

Paris instead believes that Iran, Hizbollah's other great sponsor, is a key player.

Haeckel instead believed that the environment acted directly on organisms, producing new races (a version of Lamarckism).

Instead, believing in the fairness of its position, Hilltop took the case to trial and defended it on appeal.

Instead, believing that the diamonds were 4-3, Soutriedied to increase his options by leading his low club.

In the same vein, the German chancellor Angela Merkel miscalculated the role of the markets, instead believing they would "behave logically".