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101 examples of Believer in a sentence

The Canadian physician William Osler (whose patients included Walt Whitman) was another fervent believer in the healing power of hope.
But Gorbachev, though still a believer in communism, refused to maintain the Soviet empire at the barrel of a gun.
That is an outcome that no true European believer in France and Germany should be prepared to countenance.
First, to be a true believer, one must be free, says Soroush.
And if a believer freely submits, this does not mean that he has sacrificed freedom.
The freedom required to be a true believer is also the basis for democracy.
I am only a believer who cannot accept that our existence is the result of some freak cosmic accident.
There was a time when Brown was thought to be a believer in traditional Labour Party values.
After all, a Christian believer, as the Pope must be, would have to assume that questions of good and evil, and how to behave ethically, are prescribed by church doctrine and holy texts.
A believer in the essentially political nature of Haiti’s tragedy, Fernandez rightly aspires to turn the current crisis into the lever for state-building, Haiti’s extraction from political isolation, and its maturation into an active member of the regional and world community.
But Le Pen is tough, and a great believer in her own destiny.
As a believer in an open society, I have made it my first priority for the last few years.
Moreover, he is a committed believer in non-violence, an admirer of the Dalai Lama, a disciple of the Mahatma Gandhi, and a sincere Buddhist.
To enroll in a university, for example, one must declare oneself to be a believer in one of the four recognized religions.
Second, he is a firm believer in the power of markets and free trade, which have clearly done far more to alleviate poverty over the past half-century than any aid program.
Far removed from left-wing apologetics, Livni is a self-righteous believer in Israel’s basic right to exist.
Senegal’s first president, Léopold Sédar Senghor, was a strong believer in white supremacy who once wrote that “reason is Helennic; emotion is Negro.”
Mr. Greenspan was a strong believer, in practice if not in theory – for who could understand his theory?
Will his replacement – outgoing CIA Director Mike Pompeo, an “America First” true believer who has Trump’s ear – fare any better?
I am a great believer in momentum.
He is a great believer in the idea (however debatable) that relationships between individuals can meaningfully shape the relationship between the countries they lead, even transcending sharp policy differences.
While still emphasizing family values and traditional morality, they lost the whiff of incense that had clung to the Christian Democratic parties at the beginning of the century – by the 1970’s, they even began to stress that one didn’t have to be a believer to join.
The bitter irony of Gu’s high-speed trial is that she was a true believer in China’s legal system.
This does not imply I am not a great believer in the IMF.
And Alvaro Vargas Llosa, Mario’s son, has been helping Humala convince financial markets and the international community that he is now a true believer in capitalism.
A believer in the sanctity of the gold standard, he asked FDR to issue a statement supporting its maintenance as a way of bolstering confidence.
Even the most fervent believer in Trump’s “America First” must be willing to concede that it is not in America’s interest for the rest of the world to become sick.
A believer cannot bargain over a sacred principle.
Yet Ivanov's picture suggests both to a believer and an unbeliever the question: Is this a God or not a God?
He was a believer, interested in religion chiefly from a political point of view, and this new teaching which allowed itself some novel interpretation, just because it paved the way for disputes and analyses, was repugnant to him on principle.
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