Example sentences of "believe in [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ Why do you believe in alienth ? ’ she said . |
2 | ‘ Why believe in alienth , though ? ’ she went on . |
3 | I do n't believe in that . |
4 | I just do n't believe in that . ’ |
5 | The aesthetic qualities in a Buddhist sculpture , or in an Indian Shiva sculpture or in Salvador Dali 's ‘ Christ of St John of the Cross ’ communicate to people who do n't believe in that individual religion . |
6 | ‘ I do n't believe in that , ’ said Flavia . |
7 | How can you all believe in that sort of thing ! ’ she said , picking up a book and pretending to read it . |
8 | He knew that sooner or later , the flood would come , even if the sinful people around him did n't believe in that , or in anything else which God had said . |
9 | ‘ I thought you did n't believe in that kind of thing . ’ |
10 | He did believe in that . |
11 | could believe in that . |
12 | I could n't believe in that . |
13 | No I do I I believe in that as well think you should keep a lot of er green about , looks good . |
14 | They do n't believe in that anymore do they ? |
15 | I hope you do n't believe in stupid nonsense like that ? ’ |
16 | Reagan 's suite had been given a special phone number for the occasion , but the postmistress did n't believe in such nonsense . |
17 | ‘ But — but would that mean we should n't have our Pack Meetings each week , Trusty ? ’ she asked in a tone that meant she just could n't believe in such an awful thing happening . |
18 | No , he could not believe in such a God . |
19 | At Dartington we do n't believe in such short-cuts . |
20 | ‘ I do n't believe in such foolish games , Liddy . ’ |
21 | Nick Upton was filming frogs and vampire bats in Costa Rica for Trials of Life in 1989 when , on the side of his head , he found an itching lump which did n't heal , and on his return met a problem familiar to parasitised travellers : doctors do n't believe in such things … |
22 | ‘ I ca n't believe in such a sudden change ! |
23 | I do n't believe in such powers . ’ |
24 | I do n't believe in such nonsense . ’ |
25 | This coolness arises in part from fear of the opponents , who have the laws on their side , and partly from the incredulity of men , who do not readily believe in new things until they have had a long experience of them . |
26 | There were some Romans who did not believe in all their own pagan gods but who were inclined towards the idea of one universal God . |
27 | Mr Clinton can not believe in all the things that his myriad groups of supporters think he believes in , or at least he can not if he is to rescue his presidency . |
28 | ‘ She was an earth-mother type who could n't quite believe in all her success . |
29 | Why — do you believe in all that kind of thing ? ’ |
30 | She does n't believe in all these old traditions ! ’ |