Sentence examples for unquestioningly believed from inspiring English sources
It raises other questions of trust and identity too, not least the importance to survivors of abuse that they be unquestioningly believed, these voices in the darkness, or over the phone; the ease with which they can be mistaken; the "blacking factory" of pain from which many stories evolve.
Thus there are a number of people who unquestioningly believe those who are the oldest and most experienced, even in matters that depend neither on age nor experience, but only on mental insight (Bk. III, xx 6).
The order to storm the theater -- given shortly thereafter, officials said -- came because the only thing the officials in charge believed unquestioningly was what the guerrillas had kept telling the intermediaries who met with them: they were prepared to die.
Parrot, a failed artist who eventually becomes a successful entrepreneur, believes unquestioningly in American democracy.
Can one accept Boyhood's message unquestioningly and still believe black lives matter?
The awful truth is that our society has a need to believe, unquestioningly, in rich people.
I was brought up to believe unquestioningly in that loving yet grouchy God who sat Zeus-like on his golden throne.
As a nation, we've long stopped believing unquestioningly in education as a sacred right that should be available to all, but these revelations are shocking nonetheless.
Gandhi walks into the book as anyone might walk through a door: suddenly he is there and we believe unquestioningly that we are in his company.
The old mantra of "the fresher the better" is one that is so frequently bandied about as a reason to grow your own that many of us believe unquestioningly that it must be true, particularly when it comes to the nutritional content of our crops.
To describe why humans are evolutionarily programmed to believe unquestioningly in what he calls "active agents" even when we cannot see them, he asks us to imagine a distant human ancestor walking a plain in Africa.
