Object

• everyone: Do you believe that everyone you know has been affected by the Second World War?

• hype: I can't believe the hype about this unremarkable film about a remarkable story.

• anything: I believe anything sung " musically " , will almost always encourage a " head tone " , quite naturally.

• anyone: However hard it is to believe, anyone who wished to attend could do so.

• truth: Do you believe that truth is stranger than fiction?

Preposition: that

• government: Those who do not believe that the British Government is capable of such infamy may be tempted to vent their anger on the messenger.

• person: We believe that no person has the right to end life.

Modifying Another Word

• firmly: He is also a proud man who firmly believes he can engineer happiness for his family by sheltering them from his own emotions.

• strongly: It is possible to forget even things you strongly believe in.

Used with why or when

• that: We were determined to reach a fair settlement for the taxpayer, and I believe that has now been achieved.

• what: You won't believe what I'll do to make my upcoming book a best seller.

• when: Duty faith tries to lay on men an obligation to believe when they cannot, and a warrant to believe what they know not.

Preposition: in

• resurrection: Whether or not you believe in an after life, why might people want to believe in resurrection?

• evolution: However, I can't believe in an intelligent designer or creator, so I'll have to believe in evolution.

• freedom: Do you believe in freedom of speech and contract, and oppose the race laws because they abridge this freedom?

• importance: B.U.T. believes in the importance of working with our customers so that they can obtain the performance that is expected from the B.U.T. turkey.

• devil: You then say, " but you can't believe in an objective devil - a real supernatural being with mind and purpose!

• faith: We may disclose user information when we believe in good faith that the law requires it.