Sentence examples for regain belief from inspiring English sources

With the support of the village I was able to regain belief in self and overcome one of the biggest disappointments of my life".

It is now that we need to help them rebuild their universe and regain belief that everything will be alright again".

This starts well, slowly building serious chills as the minister is forced to regain his belief.

By the end, of course, we know that Nordan will regain his belief in love, find a publisher for his novels and secure a contract to write a memoir about having once been a would-be writer bunking at the Pittsburgh Y.

Gabriel said the two countries needed to regain voters' belief in their capacity to deliver results: "Beyond all issues around Greece, it would be good if Germany and France would sit down again to think about stronger cooperation," he said.

They have been dogged by injuries, suspensions and bizarre selections, but the danger for Ireland on Saturday is that Les Bleus are regaining some belief.

There are two schools of thought here: either Fred has to be taken out of the line of fire and given a break or he needs a run-out against one of the weakest teams in this tournament in order to give him the best possible chance of getting off the mark and regaining self-belief.

Van Gaal had criticised Van Persie before the game, saying he had a "very bad game" in last weekend's win at Arsenal and "needed to score a special goal" to regain his self-belief.

If these inconsistencies suggest we should change our behavior, then we will typically change our beliefs to regain a sense of harmony rather than change our behavior. .

On premise that thetans are forced to believe various faulty ideas, the church teaches that their courses allow "theta beings" to be freed from these beliefs and regain their former abilities.

Doubting his faith after the loss of his mother, Karras nevertheless conducts an exorcism, and in doing so regains his own belief in God.