Sentence examples for someone else believes from inspiring English sources
They can get their man (and get out of the file room); but more importantly for Molly, someone else believes her story – and not just believes, but recognises what a great job she's done by herself.
If someone else believes that Rudy Giuliani is the personification of a New York resurgent, and all those policies are terrific and must continue, you need to vote for somebody else.
"I don't believe that anyone has the right to kill someone else over what someone else believes".
Don't ever live someone else's dream or become the character that someone else believes you should play in this thing called life.
She drops the weight of other people's expectations ("I will no longer be defined by what someone else believes that I am") and becomes airborne once the burden is removed.
Further, Einstein was not a Christian, in fact he is frequently quoted as identifying himself as agnostic.[7] Many top scientists have believed and still believe Christianity to be true (Godel, Polkinghorne, Collins, Miller, Gingerich, Dyson, etc)., but no matter how brilliant an individual may be, the truth of the claim is not dependent on whether or not someone else believes it.
Under section 4 it is an offence to use threatening, abusive or insulting language with the intention of making someone else believe that immediate violence will be used against them or of provoking an immediate violent response.
Mrs. Martin, who was made suspicious by the juxtaposition of Dallas and a Marxist assasin, was pulled toward the case not only by her feelings for Kennedy but also by her sympathy for the family of the man who was said to have killed him; her first real involvement came when she found herself phoning Marguerite Oswald to assure her that someone else believed in her son's innocense.
Someone else believing that I could do great things and talking about it was not enough.
Trust yourself before you trust someone else, believe in your abilities before you allow someone else to tell you you can't.
If people try to tell you you're gross, ask them if they would like to shave off, say, your eyebrows, because someone else believed it looks "gross".
