Sentence examples for usually believed in a from inspiring English sources
Yet those who believed in Hell, in every culture, usually believed in a naked, humanoid soul that was timid and vulnerable outside the body, like an insect out of its carapace.
We usually believe in that, but we do not have much empirical evidence.
I don't usually believe in the afterlife, but in this case I very much want to: I imagine the reunion of the mother and the son she had barely known, and the father who could not protect either of them.
But in villages, where the literacy level is quite low, women usually believe in the indigenous medical system, which is different from the modern bio-medical system.
Laws are usually believed to stand in a tight conceptual relation to many important key concepts such as causation, explanation, confirmation, determinism, counterfactuals etc. Traditionally, philosophers of science have focused on physical laws, which were taken to be at least true, universal statements that support counterfactual claims.
This result is surprising, since CpG islands are usually believed to play a regulatory role in the transcription of genes [ 28] and therefore, one expects the current GC peaks to be preserved also in GC* profiles.
Thus, they are mostly regarded as autochthonous to non-flower habitats, such as plant surfaces or soils [ 23, 26, 27] and their presence in floral nectar is usually believed to be a contamination from other neighboring substrates [ 24].
They believed in a dream".
He believed in a meritocracy.
Confucius believed in a loyal opposition.
