Sentence examples for learn to believe from inspiring English sources

You learn to believe in yourself in this business, which makes you grow up.

Help your children learn their strengths — and learn to believe in themselves.

If they can learn to believe this about themselves, perhaps we will see that Shumpeter and Penrose were right all along.

"You see a company beat its own goals again and again, and you learn to believe it can do anything it says," said Michael Jaffe, an equity analyst at Standard & Poor's.

Falwell does not know those people he so often singles out for attack — Jane Fonda, Gloria Steinem, Hugh Hefner — but he knows the business élite of Lynchburg and its privileged children, who go to ivy-covered colleges and learn to believe in women's rights and environmentalism.

I would learn to believe him.

"Through him I learned to believe and know exactly what it is I believe in.

By the end, Moira learns to believe in the feelings she has always rejected.

As universities learned to reframe their affirmative-action programs as diversity programs, students learned to believe them.

But I can say that I am learning to believe that things will work out well, just because they will.

And unless she learns to believe in fairies, she may end up stranded in Never Land forever.