Sentence examples for whole believing from inspiring English sources

To me, this whole "believing in something" question has always been more fragile than the words we strap to the backs of one another and call it a belief system.

"America as a whole believes that reform is necessary.

They do not on the whole believe that events can be influenced.

A poll in the Independent, published on the same day as Polly's article, finds that 89% of Labour supporters, and 61% of the population as a whole, believe that Tony Blair has been a good prime minister.

It is the left that on the whole believes markets should be regulated and the state can be a benevolent mediator – an instrument that can empower rather than stifle individuals.

The M100 group as a whole believes that U.S. stocks are heading higher and that the price of gold (which recently topped $370 per ounce) was due for a pullback.

When asked, "Do you believe Georgetown students as a whole believe sleep is important?" more than 75% said no.

Lying about these injustices in order to win over voters is shameful, and if we, the United States as a whole, believe the lies, we will only continue to hurt ourselves.

Never in our history has the control of the nation's sources of information been more centralized, or more at odds with what the country as a whole believes.

They were supportive of data linkage research and, on the whole, believed it should be conducted without consent provided a data linkage organization de-identifies the data used so that researchers do not handle identifiable data.

We believe at the researcher level there is a unique opportunity to help spread open science practices when reviewing articles and help improve what the community as a whole believes should be available in a paper in order for it to be reproduced.