Sentence examples for mere believing from inspiring English sources

Examine how salvation is watered down; it is not mere believing that will save you.

Look above for synonyms of the word trust translating it to confidence, dependence, faith, and reliance not just mere believing that something is in existence.

A mere 31% believe Brown and Darling are better placed to manage the economy than Cameron and Osborne.

These figures are especially striking for people who voted Liberal Democrat in 2010: a mere 6% believe the coalition co-run by their party has overseen increased fairness, with 60% thinking the opposite.

One need only peruse the latest L.A. Times / Bloomberg poll indicating that a mere 26% believe the country is going in the right direction.

This at a time when, according of a recent New York Times/CBS poll, a mere 35percentt believe anyone can get ahead in today's economy, 27percentt believe the distribution of wealth is fair, 46percentt believe America's best days economically are behind it and 65percentt believe the gap between rich and poor must be addressed now.

But if that is right, then it follows by even virtue epistemic lights that knowledge i.e., non-Gettierized virtuous true believing is no more valuable than one of its proper sub-sets i.e., mere virtuousub-sets iieving.e

Throw in ridiculously overhyped accolades like Mr. Basketball — isn't Player of the Year prestigious enough? — and it's no wonder a deluded kid like Jereme Richmond shows up in Champaign believing his mere presence will guarantee greatness as he uses college to tune up for the pros.

Believing the mere threat of violent protests may attract violence, I write a piece for The Huffington Post on the split between the two coalitions.

I do not recommend this drink for mere mortals but believe it may be a boon for athletes going for gold.

The general, who saw himself as supreme military governor over five states, greater than a mere state governor, believed the power of the Army should be employed to quell dissent.