What is "beleive"

Usage examples of "beleive".

My mother beleives in being on time, and besides, she and Sis wanted the motor later.

Suppose you take my word for that, and I agree to beleive what you say about the wrong apartment, Even then it's rather unusual.

I have thought it all out, and I beleive in a world beyond, but not in a hell.

Hell, I beleive, is the state of mind one gets into in this world as a result of one's wicked Acts or one's wicked Thoughts, and is in one's self.

Once, in my Youth, I had beleived that I was not the child of my parents at all, but an adopted one--perhaps of rank and kept out of my inheritance by those who had selfish motives.

You've been stuffing me for about a week, and I don't beleive a Word of it.

Also I beleive he took a shower, as I heard the water running, At about seven o'clock he said he had finished the play.

In our to conversations he had not mentioned his wife, leaveing me to beleive him free to love "where he listed," as the poet says.

I then put my hair up and put on my blue silk, because while I do not beleive in Woman using her femanine charm when talking busness, I do beleive that she should look her best under any and all circumstances.

I said, in a grave voice, "I know that you beleive me young and incapable of Afection.

Seeing his eyes on me I added, "if you do not beleive that Soul can cry unto Soul, Carter, I shall go no further.

I inquired, putting my hand in his, because I had been bearing my burdens alone, and my strength was failing: "do you beleive in Love?

And I am not one who beleives in beginning the life of Letters with a long work.

You were chasing a fox terier when I saw you, but I beleive the dog escaped.

I do not beleive in laying the blame on Providence when it belongs to the Other Sex, either.