Примери за използване на To believing на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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From Doubting to Believing.
Akin to believing in a flat Earth or demonic possession.
I can get her there, to believing.
Commit to believing the best.
Belonging is the first step to Believing.
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We are prone to believing nonsense.
In Palestine, thinking was held subject to believing.
That is similar to believing in Santa Claus.
Hunger is not as bad for us as we're used to believing.
I was used to believing that persistence is something that already in human being.
It was the first step to believing in myself.”.
Nutritionists practically do not agree with all the stereotypes we are accustomed to believing.
Maybe I was predisposed to believing in ghosts.
We are used to believing what we see because we are sure that nobody can trick our eyes.
Some of us are particularly prone to believing in conspiracies.
We have been taught to believing we need a separate cleaner for every job in the house.
That is, I am indissolubly tied to believing in Vassula.
This is equivalent to believing that the marginal benefit of GNP growth is greater than the marginal cost.
Accepting the possibility is the first step to believing.
What we are committed to believing is whatever can be proved from Scripture.
The group which recalled unpleasant memories were more prone to believing these prophecies.
We are used to believing what we see because we are sure that nobody can trick our eyes.
In this article, we take a different approach to believing in this complex truth.
Some girls are so used to believing in stereotyped social thinking that they save money even on themselves.
Not believing in anything is absolutely equivalent to believing in everything.
People with natural hearing are accustomed to believing that it is enough for one deaf person to put a hearing aid, and they will automatically understand everything.
Cruz Ramirez will try to make McQueen the Lightning back to believing in himself.
What I'm asking you to do comes down to believing, in the absence of evidence, on my say-so.[171].
Do you see that separation is not a sin, butthe illusion of separation makes you susceptible to believing in the concept of sin?
They are so accustomed to believing that they have God's absolute Word that they believe God is bound to give them truth, that they have a right to it.