Sentence examples for rather than believed from inspiring English sources

At the season launch in October, club vice chairman Simon Pearce told the audience he "knew rather than believed that success would come" to the club.

When we engage with our mind in this way we can approach each experience that arises with more equanimity because the thought is noticed, rather than believed to be true.

People hoped rather than believed their symptoms would improve.

A.A. emerged when Americans took responsibility for themselves, rather than believing the world owed them.

"I would like to believe that people use the trivial to express their thoughts about what matters, rather than believe that the trivial matters.

But rather than believing he must win 19 or 20 games, he interprets that as having to pitch six or seven innings each start.

The appeals court overturned the convictions, ruling that the government had failed to prove that the defendants had urged people to "do something" rather than "believe in something".

Rather than believing in the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, I have come to doubt the universal character of the Second Law of Thermo-dynamics.

I think you're missing the point that rather than believe a conspiracy theory about the flu or vaccine, many individuals would rather immune-boost and not introduce foreign substances into their bodies "just in case".

"Clerics who every now and then come with statements in the opposite direction are releasing frustration rather than believing that they can stop the trend and turn back the clock".

Considering that, over the centuries, the Bible has been translated into and out of multiple languages, it only makes sense to consider the context of what's written rather than believe that every word is literal divine revelation.