Sentence examples for point to believe from inspiring English sources

There's no reason at this point to believe that has changed".

It wasn't a big leap at that point to believe that anything was possible.

But there's probably no point to believe them as they will hardly tell the truth.

"Bottom line, we have no reason at this point to believe there's validity to the job creation numbers," one official wrote.

Kenny should have kept out Zabaleta's shot and it was reasonable at that point to believe a team that has dropped only two points at home all season would go on to emphasise their superiority with more goals.

James Bednar, executive director of the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System, said there was no basis "at this point" to believe that anyone had been wrongfully executed because of her testimony.

Her tactical adjustments, which included stepping closer to the baseline to become more of an aggressor, would have mattered little without her ability to play the right shot at a critical moment, to stay relaxed on the tensest points, to believe she was going to win even when she was eight points from defeat.

Who hasn't at some point wanted to believe that a deceased favourite artist might still be alive?

At some point, you have to believe that the facts speak for themselves".

"Until that point, we have to believe something's going to click and we'll be where we should be".

At one point Lee came to believe that lying down as much as possible was more healthful than exercising.