Sentence examples for that believes nothing from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Soloveichik was also eager to show solidarity with an audience that believes nothing good comes from government.

What's indefensible is a political class that believes nothing better is possible — a class that benefits from enmity without realizing that the damage from it is corrosive, and possibly irreversible.

Mr. Sharpton said the group, made up of black elected officials and prominent ministers from across the state, is divided into two camps: one that wants the governor to withdraw from the race immediately and another that believes nothing should happen until Mr. Cuomo has finished his investigation.

Then of course there are the fighters, the "get out of my way or watch out" warriors; The Ariel's and Rapunzel's that believe nothing will hold them down.

In his address, Putin made clear that he believes nothing less than dark forces are plotting against him.

The case against Tony Blair is sometimes that he believed nothing, and sometimes that he believed too much.

Humphrys added that he believed nothing should be off-limits in an interview.

Scholars agree, though, that the Maya believed nothing of the sort.

The apology made clear that he believed that nothing — not the exigencies of war, any prior crimes by others, or any legal amnesty — could extenuate the wrongs he had done.

What seems certain is that Mr. Shields believed that nothing truly happened to him unless he wrote it down.

He told Bragg that he believed in "nothing.