16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Believe' in a Sentence

"To have confidence in the truth, the existence, or the reliability of something, even without absolute proof." more

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Sarah believes that honesty is the best policy in all situations.

The detective has believed that the key witness may hold crucial information about the case.

They will believe the eyewitness account and launch a thorough investigation.

The team has been believing in the value of consistent communication for project success.

The researchers will be believing in the efficacy of the new drug to treat a rare medical condition.

She has been believing in the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

She was believing in the power of positive thinking during her challenging exams.

The scientist is believing that the experiment will yield groundbreaking results.

By the time we receive the test results, we will have believed in the effectiveness of the new study techniques.

I have been believing in the healing power of mindfulness meditation for stress relief.

The child was believing in the magic of Santa Claus, eagerly awaiting Christmas morning.

As the sun sets on their journey, the explorers will have believed they discovered a new species in the rainforest.

The scientist has been believing in the existence of undiscovered species in the deep ocean.

The fans will be believing in their team's ability to make a comeback in the final minutes of the game.

After completing the marathon, he will have been believing in the strength and resilience of the human body.

After the final edit, the author will have believed the novel is ready for publication.

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