Examples of 'still want to believe' in a sentence
Meaning of "still want to believe"
still want to believe: This phrase conveys a continued desire or inclination to hold onto a belief, hope, or conviction despite uncertainties or doubts
How to use "still want to believe" in a sentence
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still want to believe
I still want to believe that we have a future.
There are those who still want to believe that last part.
I still want to believe that humans are fundamentally good.
She told me that I still want to believe him.
I still want to believe him.
Reşat, regardless of everything, I still want to believe you are a good person.
You still want to believe him.
Even now, after it all, I still want to believe.
I still want to believe in him somewhere deep down in my heart.
Cemre 's right . She told me that I still want to believe him.
Do you still want to believe.
I still want to believe that they have good intentions.
And yet I have not met you, but still want to believe it true?!
I still want to believe in you.
But you still want to believe.
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I still want to believe Dillon is a good man.
But do you still want to believe in love?
I still want to believe there are canals on Mars.
When you're a kid, you still want to believe in sugarplum fairies and Santa Claus.
I still want to believe all of that, but it is getting harder.
In my heart I still want to believe Narnia is a real place.
I still want to believe Rashmi 's words when she says.
I always still want to believe I could walk on them.
I still want to believe it, because I can not resign myself to the suicide of my country.
But I still want to believe in her.
I still want to believe in God, so.
But if you still want to believe it, make someone love you.
You still want to believe this is all about harmless experiments? Huh?
To this day, I still want to believe in the existence of a higher power.
I still want to believe in true love … I hope it exists!
And I still want to believe *.
But I still want to believe that we are not trapped.
And I still want to believe * * Anything can happen in this world *.
I still want to believe in this country. And despite everything that's happened, I.
Do you still want to believe in it? ”.
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I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
My nerves have still not quite recovered
Still a little bit shaky and tense
