Examples of 'believe in something i' in a sentence

Meaning of "believe in something i"

believe in something i - This incomplete phrase might suggest a personal belief or conviction in something, with an emphasis on the individual's own faith or trust in a particular idea or cause

How to use "believe in something i" in a sentence

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believe in something i
You needed to believe in something I already knew.
I really want us to get along, I do, but I can not pretend to believe in something I do not.
I have come to believe in something I call.
Believe in something I don't agree with… but I would much rather have you.
Well we all have to believe in something I guess.
So I have to believe in something I am doing to feel strongly about it.
Well, sometimes it 's hard for people to say, how can I believe in something I can not see?
I could not believe in something I had not seen.
Why do I have to be forced to believe in something I do not believe in.
I don't want to believe in something I still have a lot of questions about.
You persuaded me it 's possible to believe in something I believed you, like a fool.
I can not believe in something I can not see or hear or touch . ”.
But, people have to believe in something I suppose.
I do not need to believe in something I saw with my own eyes.
You persuaded me it 's possible to believe in something I beIievedyou, Iike a fool.

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I have come to believe in something I call In the end.
Well, you are asking me to believe in something I have not seen.
I started to believe in something I used to eschew, love.
How am I supposed to believe in something I can not see?
I am stubborn, and when I believe in something I can be very determined.

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