Sentence examples for you believed only from inspiring English sources

Reading it, I had that pleasure of chiming recognition you get when you read something expressing feelings you believed only you had ever felt.

"If you believe only 1 to 2 percent use drugs, that is incredibly naïve.

If you believe only part of the American version of events -- the part that claims that the 32-year-old specialist in radiation safety provided information for a few years to the C.I.A., then voluntarily defected and spilled even more -- then Iran's leaders have to wonder about the latest penetration of their program and how deeply it has been compromised.

If you believe only half of what is written in his official biography, he makes other eccentrics seem as fascinating as a paint chip.

Both Bach (2008: 77) and Frank Hindriks (2007 403 44) derive a knowledge norm from a belief norm by means of appealing to a knowledge norm for belief: since you should assert only what you believe and believe only what you know, you should also assert only what you know.

The right to privacy puts textualists on the spot; if you really believe only in the rights specifically enumerated in the Constitution, that's a narrower set of rights than most Americans believe they have and value.

You might believe only larger companies can attract interest and interaction online.

When employees call you, it's probably about something important — a problem they believe only you can solve.

I believe only if you love deeply you can care enough to discuss shortcomings.

Believe only after you have conducted your own experiments and they have repeatedly taken you to the same truth.

Believe only what you see for yourself.