Similar words: believe, believe in, believably, believable, disbelieve, make believe, make-believe, unbelievable. Meaning: [-vɪŋ] n. the cognitive process that leads to convictions.
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181. He wanted my autograph, mistakenly believing that I was a player.
182. Seeing is believing; feeling is the naked truth.
183. You won't delude him into believing it.
184. I'd been brainwashed into believing I was worthless.
185. Believing that base tears wash away all our stains.
186. You must not delude him into believing it.
187. I can hardly believe we are in Paris, but there's Eiffel tower, and seeing is believing.
188. Viewers wearing polarised glasses will see a different image with each eye, tricking the brain into believing that it is seeing a three-dimensional image.
189. When the self-imposed first trimester gag rule was lifted, and we were still giddy and stunned, we shared possible name ideas, believing it was a harmless exercise.
190. Making development constantly, creation and harmonized homeland are the believing s of ours.
191. The "green shoots" crowd — those believing global recovery is nigh — drew special encouragement from a 2.2% rebound in real U.S. consumer expenditure in the first quarter of 2009.
192. So, while it is not possible to prove (or disprove) God's existence, what is provable is what happens when people stop believing in God.
193. And so we grow older believing that we are nothing but ourselves, steadfastly shunning the opportunities of self-discovery and personal growth that solitude could bring us.
194. To love the life and enjoy my life, An optimist, Believing possibility and chanciness.
195. Tit. 1:6 If anyone is unreprovable, the husband of one wife, having believing children, not accused of dissoluteness or unruly.
196. Await your early favourable reply, and believing that mutually pleasant business relation will shortly be established.
197. After leaving college, Jobs stuck to his weird, vegetarian diets, believing they would stop him having body odour.
198. Let a look at it. Seeing is believing you know.
199. Baker, together with the life of Shaw , the author draws conclusion: Bernard Shaw lingersbetween believing and unbelieving.
200. Satirically , the saying used to point out that there is a tendency among us, believing that we are more fortunate to others.
201. Believing he had been called by God to Christianize Ireland, he joined the Catholic Church and studied for 15 years before being consecrated as the church's second missionary to Ireland.
202. The passengers are deluded into believing themselves to be in an inertial frame with no forces acting.
202. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
203. Hardly believing his senses he glanced at the willow branches - they really were quivering.
204. Believing and being baptized are no matters of merit to be gloried in—they are so simple that boasting is excluded, and free grace bears the palm.
205. In the third chapter, this article of have an evaluation analysis of the Judicial Activism Model, believing it is an "inappropriate manner".
206. Since seeing is believing, Can you give us some examples of some well-known people that you think naturally live the 10 Business Building Bands?
207. You must get on that two-wheeled bicycle of believing in the invisible.
208. Erotomania, or believing a famous person is in love with you, was one of the most common.
209. In many regions, cults still attract large followings with the false claim that believing in Jesus will bring quick prosperity and health.
210. General believing, the multi - carpel wooden orchid aceae plant is the angiosperm most primitive class group.
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