Sentence examples for must be believed from inspiring English sources

For the tacit threat to work, though, it must be believed.

Instead, it is about people imposing their belief on others by demanding that if they say the moon is blue then it must be believed to be blue.

If we insist, as some do in the wake of Savile, that all allegations have to be acted on because all victims must be believed, how then to distinguish between malevolent false accusations from those which can stand the test of evidence and jury?

Albalag's assertion that both the teachings of the Bible and the truths demonstrated by reason must be believed even if they are contradictory raises the possibility that some historical connections exist between this view and the Latin Averroist doctrine that there are two sets of truths the religious and the philosophical which are not necessarily in accord.

In our estimation, it was a sacrilegious act; although it is possible, that the exhibition of the bark, among the unbelievers of the eastern part of our continent, and of Europe, may have convinced all the "Thomases" living, that we have great facts in California, that must be believed, sooner or later.

He is appalled to find in his old notebooks such remarks as this: "The sole argument that can allow us to admit that Jesus is the truth and life is that He says it, and since He is truth and life, He must be believed".

"But I must be kidding myself and I must be believing in them too much.

Treasury projections about the economy, for instance, must be believable and believed.

The war must be seen to be believed, but it must be lived to be understood".

The last must be seen to be believed.

The place must be seen to be believed.