believe in a sentence

Meaning: 1) accept that (something) is true or exists 2) feel sure that (someone) is capable of a particular action 3) hold (a conviction or opinion) 4) have religious faith 5) think, suppose, or assume

• I believe that investing in the technology sector is a wise decision for long-term growth.
• I believe in him to a certain extent.
• Jack couldn't believe his eyes as he stepped through the portal and into a dimension filled with talking animals.
• I couldn't believe the breadth of skills she demonstrated during the performance.
• I couldn't believe the breadth of the library's collection.
• I believe we can all cultivate fortitude by embracing challenges as opportunities for growth.
• I believe in the importance of persistence in achieving goals.
• I believe adaptability is a valuable skill in any job.
• I believe in the power of resiliency to overcome challenges.
• I believe that fostering resiliency in individuals empowers them to navigate life's complexities with resilience and fortitude.
• I can't believe the unscrupulous lengths some politicians will go to in order to secure power.
• I can't believe how unscrupulous some people can be in the pursuit of money.
• I can't believe she would be so unprincipled.
• They believe it's unethical to harm animals for entertainment.
• I'm committed to living an environmentally conscious lifestyle because I believe it's unethical to harm the planet for personal gain.
• I can't believe how conscienceless some people can be, cheating others without any guilt.
• Some people believe that using animals for entertainment is inherently immoral.
• I can't believe I used to admire him; now I see he's just another conscienceless opportunist.
• I believe it's unethical for companies to exploit their workers for profit.
• Many people believe that lying is immoral.
• We believe gossiping is immoral.
• She couldn't believe her friend could be so conscienceless as to betray her trust.
• I can't believe I used to look up to him; now I see he's just another conscienceless opportunist.
• I can't believe how quickly the dishes pile up after just one meal.
• Can you believe how much stuff people hoard on those TV shows?
• I believe that education and continuous learning constitute the foundation of personal growth.
• I believe it's time for us to desegregate our thinking and embrace unity in diversity.
• I believe we should divide our attention between short-term and long-term goals.
• I believe it's crucial to effectively summarize our research findings in the report.
• I believe population control is necessary for sustainable development.
• I believe population control is a complex issue that requires careful consideration.
• I believe genetic selection is a powerful tool for improving agricultural practices.
• They believe selective breeding is essential for agriculture.
• I believe controlled reproduction is crucial for preserving endangered species.
• I believe data analytics can revolutionize how we approach problem-solving.
• They believe eugenics is unethical.
• They believe that eugenics raises important questions about ethics and morality.
• He couldn't believe the statistical data contradicted his assumptions.
• Some people believe eugenics can create a better society.
• Can you believe the statistics? They say chocolate consumption is up by 10%!
• Can you believe the statistics about the amount of time people spend on social media?
• I can't believe he got away without any retribution for what he did.
• I firmly believe that fostering statistical literacy among the general populace is paramount for promoting evidence-based policymaking and fostering societal progress.
• They believe in the power of restorative justice over punitive retribution in resolving conflicts.
• I can't believe she's still holding onto that revenge plan.
• I couldn't believe she retaliated against me for something I didn't even do.
• I can't believe she's still holding a grudge.
• I can't believe they're still feuding after all this time.
• I can't believe she's still holding a vendetta over something so trivial.
• She couldn't believe how quickly the potatoes sprouted in the dark cupboard.