Sentence examples for believe from high-quality English sources.

• So you don’t believe me?

• Do you believe in abortion?’

• I don’t believe in personalities.

• They believe that God is omnipotent.

• I believe that you speak from the heart.

• Do you believe that equal pay should be mandated?

• “I believe the American people do want choices,” he said in 2018.

• His return, they believe, will bring joy, abundance, and happiness.

Use believe in a sentence.

• “I believe in this country; I believe in my fellow Americans.

• Some might believe in the beneficial effects of vaccinations, and others might believe doctors just like to stab babies.

• So, when John utters ‘I am making a mess’, he begins to believe something (the property of making a mess) that he did not previously believe.

• I really believe that all the behaviors, all the values are not equal, and I believe that respect of women is better than non-respect of women.

• Christians also believe that humans were made in the image of God, and because of this they believe that all human life should be valued and protected.

• Some combat experts believe that the female suicide bombers are brainwashed; others believe that they are unaware and that the devices are remotely detonated.

• We are criticized for failures to believe the logical consequences of what we believe and criticized for believing propositions that conflict with each other.

• “Make believe that the king is divine, make believe that he can do no wrong or make believe that the voice of the people is the voice of God.

believe sentence examples

• The difference between him and the other boys at such a time was that they knew it was make-believe, while to him make-believe and true were exactly the same thing.

• While Australians believe it’s important to maintain good relations with the US whoever is the president, two-thirds of us believe the Trump presidency has diminished the US’s reputation and half believe the US is less relevant to Australia’s interests than in the past.

• A PhD student who did not want to be named said: “We are here today as students, community members and community-based organisations who believe in democracies, who believe in the valuation of all lives equally and who believe in the removal of colonial iconographies that we must all inhabit.

• According to one important view, a sentence S expresses the proposition p if and only if the following three conditions are satisfied: (1) speakers typically utter S only if they believe p and typically come to believe p upon hearing S, (2) members of the community believe that (1) is true, and (3) the fact that members of the community believe that (1) is true, and believe that other members of the community believe that (1) is true, gives them a good reason to go on acting so as to make (1) true.