Try to show him the way that this situation can also be something else, rather than what he might have believed to be true.
Had we been part of a community which spoke of incars rather than cars when confronted with atoms arranged carwise, we would surely have believed in incars rather than cars.
"And, at the heart of their tribulations, there does seem to be something really rather dark; something I would never have believed existed in a modern British university and indeed, within modern British society". Thornton writes that the al-Qaida manual which led to the arrests is now stocked in the university's library.
And yet, as Picoult points out, Adisa has tuned in to the reality of their lives as women of colour in a way that Ruth hasn't; rather the nurse "has believed very much that she can fly under the radar of white society and nobody would ever notice that she was there.
And I believe she would have won it, rather narrowly, if she had believed she really could lose.
The manager stated that this occurred as Touré had believed he, rather than Kevin De Bruyne, was being replaced.
In a Tweet, West also claimed he was $53 million in debt, and said that the Pablo the album title refers to is Saint Paul, rather than Pablo Picasso which many had believed.
Mrs. Hedge Fund would rather have you believe she put together her own interiors, and many new billionaires are less than eager to see their names, and their multimillion-dollar possessions, in print.
In a pungent sentence, he avers that, if a democratic people had to choose between metempsychosis and materialism, he would rather have citizens believe that their souls will be reborn in the bodies of pigs than that they themselves are just matter.
I'd much rather have people who believe that they're empowered to do things.
