For instance, according to Jonathan Adler (1994, 274f), "[t]he best explanation for why the informant asserts that P is normally that … he believes it for duly responsible reasons and … he intends that I shall believe it too," which is why we are normally justified in trusting the informant's testimony.
I believe this, and I shall believe it until I see very conclusive proof to the opposite.
Personally I shall believe the long-forecast increase in rates when I see it.
I shall do less whenever I shall believe what I am doing hurts the cause, and I shall do more whenever I shall believe doing more will help the cause.
Thereupon Sveinn said, "I shall believe that your flag has this virtue if you fight three battles with King Magnús, your kinsman, and are victorious in all".
(I was a starry-eyed 28, and I don't think irony had been invented yet, or so I shall believe if I so choose).
As the French philosopher Louis Althusser once put it, "Kneel down, move your lips in prayer, and you shall believe".
"Show them to us and we shall believe in them".Mr Ball's descriptions of the fascinating netherworld of Victorian spiritualism have an unexpectedly emotional element.
Speaking in the House of Commons ten years later, Parnell told the House: "I wish to say as directly as I can that I do not believe, and never shall believe, that any murder was committed in Manchester".
At 48, she may still look the definitive rock chick, but her voice proves surprisingly capable of expressing soul's emotional rollercoaster, whether on Summer Day's upbeat delights or I Shall Believe's vulnerable, new gospel makeover.
These begin with "Thou shalt believe in God and worship Him as thy conscience dictates.
