Sentence examples for read and believe from inspiring English sources

His course this spring, "The Media in America: What to Read and Believe in the Digital Age," asks students to consider the challenges and opportunities facing democracy and the freedom of the press in today's changing media landscape.

The BBC researchers found Indians tend to read and believe information forwarded to them by individuals they know or trust, rather than discerning between news stories based on the original source of the information.

Although I'm glad that the commission investigating Sept. 11 was finally able to interview President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, I was disappointed by the accounts that I read and believe that the American people deserve much better.

These affidavits show that O'Brien said he had a warrant of arrest and produced a paper which several of these affiants say they read and believe to be the warrant issued by the commissioner, a copy of which was filed with the moving papers.

They often say explicitly that they will read and believe only what they find it comforting to read and believe.

"I probably haven't helped myself in some situations," he admits, "but it's frustrating when people read and believe whatever they see.

Hitler read and believed The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a bogus account of a global Jewish conspiracy.

I read, and believed, A. J. Liebling: "No sane man can afford to dispense with debilitating pleasures; no ascetic can be considered reliably sane.

Her description of life inside Falluja is immediate, painful and so full of detail it demands to be read and believed.

Following its publication in Russia in 1903, it was widely read and believed, despite being shown to have been plagiarised from fictional sources.

I read and believed The Hobbit when I was young – it was company and exercise and joy – and reading it again reminds me of the uncomplicated faith I had in books – a faith which is useful to a writer.