Believe in a sentence

I believe women, and I believe survivors of violence always deserve to be supported and to have their voices heard.

If you don't, it's also cool, you don't have to believe anything I believe, we have far more in common than we don't.

I have developed confidence and learnt to believe in myself more from having amazing teachers who believe in me.

She said on Instagram, "Tomorrow is Shane's funeral which is hard to believe and probably I won't believe it for a while.

As my friend put it, isn’t it common that we can’t believe about ourselves what we can believe about others?

If people don’t believe in their government, why would they believe in that government’s ruling principles?

And we believe I can’t speak for the borrower, but we believe that that hotel is now under PSA to be sold.

She can't believe she's with these other heroes, and can't believe that she finds herself in these places.

She said she has discovered that some experts believe children can never get off the spectrum, while others believe they can.

I definitely don’t believe in normal, but I believe in ‘normalising’ disabled bodies or bodily functions.

In any organisation, everyone has a right to believe what they want to believe based on their households.

We want players to believe they can win every game, and in order to do that, you have to prepare as if you believe you can win.

Third, I believe locking in a 5% government bond for 30 years guaranteed was a no brainer given where I believe rates are going.

To believe in that one would have to believe that the rest of the countries are as obsessed as we are.

And making people believe what you believe isn't woke, it's the same dumb shit people have been doing since the beginning of time.

But, recently I came across some photos on Facebook of what some people believe (or truly want to believe) may actually be Bigfoot.

We believe that what applies to football should apply to politics too - we believe it’s good to be part of Europe, where we belong.

So, instead of “intrinsic worth,” a stock is worth what you believe other people believe it to be.

It was bad having three and especially losing one but — no, I think you think, like, if you believe in God, you believe in God more.

If you find yourself messaging with one, I hope he tells you you’re beautiful, and that you believe it, even if you don’t believe him.