Sentence examples for the believe from inspiring English sources
verb
To accept as true, particularly without absolute certainty (i.e., as opposed to knowing)
- If you believe the numbers, you'll agree we need change.
Mr. Rangel and other top Democrats said they did not the believe the party could withstand another racially charged battle.
But Congressional leaders say the believe that the second engine will provide crucial insurance for the $300 billion fighter program.
The believe it might make it more difficult to meet the target of reducing the debt-GDP ratio by the end of parliament.
And through the years, generation after generations of Americans has held fast to the believe that we were meant to transform history.
The "Believe" on Oudin's shoes was the idea of Austin Smith, her 15-year-old boyfriend, who is with her in New York.
The threshold (R_{0}) is increasing with the rumor propagation coefficient β, the believe and spread rate θ.
"I believe in the players here and the believe hashtag of the club has been built from the beginning of last season through to where we are now.
The park's animal training curator, Kelly Flaherty Clark, said the decision to return Tilikum to the "Believe" shows had been made in the whale's interests.
Stability profiles are used to analysed possible hazardous dissonance production associated to knowledge dimensions such as the expert knowledge level, the believe level on knowledge, the perceived, the interpreted or the real risks of a dissonance.
"The Chameleon" fictionalizes an especially colorful chapter in the believe-it-or-not true story of Frédéric Bourdin, a French-born serial impostor and master of disguise who assumed scores of identities, especially those of missing teenagers.
The agents are represented according to the Believe-Desire-Intention (BDI) type, which is in our opinion not fully compliant with BPMN model where the notion of goal and intention are not given.
