Sentence examples for merely believing from inspiring English sources

Merely believing that it is right, say, to keep a promise will move the believer, at least to some degree, to act so as to keep it.

We've now reached a point where merely believing in the efficacy of gun control legislation that has broad popular support is considered too controversial for government work.

But he went on to warn that "merely believing in climate change at this point is way too low a bar.

The scientific words in the title refer to the molecular structure responsible for a drug's action (the pharmacophore) versus the therapeutic impact of merely believing that one is receiving treatment (the placebo effect).

Pacelli, Mr Cornwell insists, was an anti-Semite, not merely believing that the Jews should help themselves but sympathising, at a deep level, with their removal from the scene.

We have at the moment a strong crowd of designers not merely believing in clothes with a modern attitude but also showing us what they mean — and without turning craft into some fetishistic pile of stuff that no intelligent person would consider wanting for a second.

Michael Mulgrew, the union president, said the union merely believed districts should be able to make necessary adjustments to the systems.

Is it wrong for her to forgive him if she merely believes it serves a worthy political end? Michelle: Yes.

Firtash denies this, saying he merely believes Ukraine should keep good relations with both the EU and Russia.

She insisted that she was not anti-Zionist: she merely believed that Arab consent should be required before large-scale Jewish immigration resumed.

He said some Chrysler dealers who have filed do not want to resume a relationship with the company but merely believe their franchises were wrongly taken.