Sentence examples for younger believe from inspiring English sources

Some highlights: Children 6 and younger believe what they see on television is happening right then, live, as they're watching it, and may think a traumatic event is happening over and over.

We expected that mothers aged 28 years and younger, believed to have vaccine-induced immunity, would give birth to offspring with a wider "window of susceptibility" than mothers with immunity from natural infection [ 31, 32].

The young believe that aggression is simply bad.

I was very young, believe it or not.

The elderly become frightened and the young believe they will never see a benefit.

The cliche is that the young believe they'll live forever.

"Now the funny thing," he continues, "when I was young, believe it or not, I loved Shakespeare.

Mr. Kim is young — believed to be in his 20s — and untested, making him more vulnerable to challenges.

Ashley Young believes England's two friendly wins under Roy Hodgson have given the team plenty of confidence heading into their Euro 2012 opener with France on Monday.

(See: "GE Selling Plastics Unit to Saudis").. Analyst Young believes record liquidity and favorable financing have supported 2007′s equity spending spree.

At least 23 people are known to have died in Lee County, with the youngest believed to have been six years old.