Sentences with phrase «genuinely believing in them»

«To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed, to deny the existence of objective reality.»

He defines it as «to tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them... to forget any fact that has become inconvenient».

... To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed, to deny the existence of objective reality and all the while to take account of the reality which one deniesâ $» all this is indispensably necessary.

You will be able to experience this benefit more effectively if you invest in influencers who genuinely believe in the product.

He is someone who genuinely believes in what we're doing and wants to help grow it.»

If you genuinely believe in someone, share it, and then watch as they soar.

In a wide - ranging interview at the conference, Icahn said he «take [s] a little affront, umbrage,» to Ackman's accusations, and genuinely believes in Herbalife's business model.

«I genuinely believe in this business and I am inspired by its potential.»

There is one main reason why: America is very powerful, and it is hard to imagine that the American public will elect a president who does not genuinely believe in the humanizing potential of democracy.

Secularists may genuinely believe in a Supreme Being, but what they can not tolerate is the demand that, in the words of the Book of Common Prayer, «it is... our bounden duty, that we should at all times, and in all places, give thanks.»

I genuinely believe in the power of a good breakfast.

Goes to show you how slefish Wilson truly is that his first thoughts weren't to help his friend with water that he 100 % genuinely believes in, especially when could of restored Locketts brain activity to normalcy immediately.

I though doubt his visionary passes like Fab did.I genuinely believe in Wilshere we have an almost Nasri.Dont even forget Gervinho though his shooting is suspect.Benayoun is equally a mouth full and he ably replaces the ageing tired Rosicky who cant play more than 20 minutes.We have some depth in that area to compete all these top.

«High Country Doulas genuinely believes in the beauty of childbirth and are dedicated to supporting women throughout the entire process.

He's not known for his honesty I know, but I really got the impression that for that hour at least, he genuinely believed in every word.

The coming blue wave in 2018 is an opportunity to replace them with straight - talking Democrats who genuinely believe in progressive policy.»

We're seeking to appeal to women who genuinely believe in gender equality, rather than relentless special treatment for women and girls regardless of the cost to men and boys.

George genuinely believes in a small state and devolving powers as far down the system as is possible.

A YouGov poll for The Sunday Times finds that only 21 % of voters think that David Cameron genuinely believes in gay marriage.

Talking about conflicts, your candidacy has also brought up a lot of conflicts, how emotionally challenging have these been especially since you are doing this for the things you genuinely believe in and you are having all these road blocks

I think the problem at the moment is that Clegg genuinely believes in coalition / consensus politics.

I ONLY work with brands who I genuinely believe in and who support my mission to empower and encourage women of all shapes, sizes, and colors!

For one who genuinely believes in this product and desires to help others, you are very silent.

I only partner with companies whose products I use and genuinely believe in.

And I genuinely believe in not «settling».

When Vander Ark touts online course requirements, it is difficult to discern whether he is selling a product that could benefit his investments or genuinely believes in the virtue of the idea.

You can't be a good middle school teacher unless you know your students well and genuinely believe in their capacity to learn.

Both men genuinely believed in the idea of administering annual standardized tests to schoolchildren and holding schools accountable for the results.

Some because they genuinely believe in the revolution and others because they know there's money to be made.

I genuinely believe in the concept of insurable interest.

I was really aware of certain vacuous tendencies that tend to get perpetuated in the industry and wanted to get away from that (though some are unavoidable if you genuinely believe in them — some of which I do).

They do it because they genuinely believe in standing up for their principles and what they believe is right for the human race and the planet.

This is one of those ICOs that you should only invest in if you genuinely believe in the underlying technology and vision, not because of any hype or expectation of short - term profit.

However, they are looking for individuals who genuinely believe in themselves and can absolutely see success for themselves.

This is an anathema to people who genuinely believe in human rights.

As a Certified Gestalt Therapist, and a Licensed Professional Counselor, I genuinely believe in the power of experiencing life in the present moment, appreciating our survival techniques developed in childhood, and the value of client / therapist relationships.

Not exact matches

«Business school is potentially the most «safe» environment to take risks, so I would like to look back in two years and genuinely believe that I took full advantage of being in such an environment.

Maybe you're genuinely the first person to come up with the foundational principles of your business, or perhaps you found a need in the marketplace and believe you could fill it more readily than companies that already exist.

Firstly, I believe that we can never hear too much teaching about what it really means to walk in love, and if there is anything that the Church worldwide is lacking, it is probably that genuinely walking in love with everybody.

It's almost as if the people who genuinely believe this are closeted masochists... they can only feel good about themselves or their lives if there's a threat of physical harm and / or punishment in some way, shape or form.

But for some Wesleyans attainment of a genuinely multi-cultural church is the greatest test of our seriousness in believing that Christ transcends all cultures.

But they are fully supported by the dominant economic theory in which they no doubt genuinely believe.

I'm not as interested in the percentage of people who DO N'T know either candidates» religion as I am in the percentage of conservatives who genuinely believe President Obama is a Muslim.

One thing that struck me about Tony's supporters was that I felt that perhaps they believed him because he seemed such a great guy in every other respect, that he seemed a genuinely warm and supportive person.

What he did believe, we may say, is that the past could be made effectual, significant, and genuinely a causative agency in the present situation.

I believe that if we genuinely participated in some of these things during the hours we were usually in church, more relationship building would take place in one month than often happens in an entire year of church services.

Then we must make sure he believes blindly in religious dogma and genuinely wants to impose his beliefs on everybody else.

Virtually every serious historian acknowledges the following basic facts about Jesus: that he died by crucifixion, that his disciples genuinely believed that he rose from the dead and that they had seen Jesus, and that the early Church exploded in numbers soon after Jesus» death.

If God is perfectly good, and if God chose to actualize our particular world not only in its general structure but in its every detail (which God foresaw), including not only (say) the Nazi holocaust in general but every barbarous inhumanity that occurred during it, can we consistently believe that some of the details are genuinely evil?

To be an atheist in the best modern sense, and so to be a truly intellectually and emotionally fulfilled naturalist in philosophy, one must genuinely succeed in not believing in God, with all the logical consequences this entails.