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Believe meaning
To accept as true, particularly without absolute certainty (i.e., as opposed to knowing). | To accept that someone is telling the truth. | To have religious faith; to believe in a greater truth.
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I believe in a personal God, and I believe in an afterlife, and I believe in prayer, but I don’t believe in any established religion.
This included an agreement to form a provincial government “of and for all Flevolanders”, which subscribes to the fact that all Flevolanders “have the right to be who they are and to believe what they believe and do not believe”.
Only 9% believe that the Israeli army will be in control of the Gaza Strip; 17% believe that the PA will return to control the Gaza Strip; and 13% believe it will come under international control.
True every individual has the freedom to believe or not to believe … or ought to, what with the reports that we are increasingly seeing in the media about people being made the subject of hostile attention because of what they choose to believe in!
Liberal Democrats only believe what they WANT to believe and what their masters tell them to believe.
Please, go to Sutter for your hysterectomy and stop trying to force people to do things they don’t believe in. You don’t believe you’re a woman, Dignity doesn’t believe in sterilizing people without just medical cause.
I believe in the ballot box, I believe in children going to school, I believe in the Federal System of governance in the country.
When we want to believe something, we find evidence assuring us that we can believe it; when we don’t want to, we question why we must believe it.
As noted earlier, the player may choose sides (or not) based on who they believe is right, who they believe is stronger, who they believe it is more profitable to support, or any other criteria.
The disclaimer usually goes: In cases which concern private revelations, it is better to believe than not to believe, for, if you believe, and it is proven true, you will be happy that you have believed, because our Holy Mother asked it.
According to surveys by the Pew Research Center, around half of Americans say they believe in “God as described in the Bible,” while another third believe in some kind of higher power.
Although we believe that Aston Villa have the potential to score against Arsenal, we believe that one goal would not be as many as they would concede.
And if we believe what they want you to believe today, they will say that we cannot tackle affordable housing and our unhoused neighbors and the crises that are happening on our streets right now.
And, if you believe that, you must surely believe that the London Bridge is still in London!
And if you believe that, you probably believe that China doesn't have any homeless or poor too.
And we believe I can’t speak for the borrower, but we believe that that hotel is now under PSA to be sold.
A new survey from Softworks found that over half the respondents (55%) believe it’s too easy for employees to get a doctor’s sick/fit note and just under three quarters (73%) believe doctors are providing sick/fit notes for longer than necessary.
As my friend put it, isn’t it common that we can’t believe about ourselves what we can believe about others?
Cannot believe it’s five years since you two first met!miss it so much xxx" Ellie said: "I can’t believe it’s been 5 years already time has flown by!
Even when the news of his interest filtered out, many didn’t believe as they believe that he is just a technocrat with little or no political clout.