I have heard, I read hourly, what has happened: I cannot believe it yet; but if my beloved parents and the remainder of the family are at least safe I won't mind the rest.
Stockmar I do not quite understand, and I cannot believe that he really wishes to ruin all the smaller States, though his principal object is that unity which I fear he will not obtain.
We do not, and we cannot believe in the existence of matter per se; therefore, we cannot believe in the existence of matter at all.
When ye are in a good temper, ye think he loves you; when it is not so ye cannot believe but he is angry, and hates you.
Ye then that never examined your state, according to the perfect and holy law, and never judged yourselves, ye cannot believein Jesus, and so can have no good conscience.
I cannot believe happiness to be the purpose of life, for when was anything ordained with an unattainable purpose?
But we cannot believe them on God's authority till we have first believed in the authority of God.
We cannot believe in Him at all, and not believe that His message is final.
To this defendant it seemed improbable that God was ever born of woman, was ever held in the lap of a mother; and because he cannot believe this, he is charged with blasphemy.
Notwithstanding all I have heard of Katie King, I cannot believe that a witch at Endor materialized the ghost of Samuel and caused it to appear with a cloak on.
They say that we all spring from turtles now; but I cannot believe it; for cannibalism is never nice, and turtle is.
But I cannot believe that I come to Christ aright, because sometimes I am apt to question his very being and office to save.
I cannot believe, but that thou thinkest they have verily got the best on't.
That he is a Priest, a Priest for ever, I heartily acknowledge; but that his priesthood and advocateship should be one and the self-same office, I cannot believe.
I cannot believe it,' interrupted my companion, his face burning with indignation.
It is a hateful idea, but I cannot believe it is a false one.
Our caste has been compelled by the force of circumstances to accept this as a dogma, but we cannot believe it in our hearts.
It sprang from the trustless dread that cannot believein the forgiveness of the Father; cannot believe that even God will do anything for nothing; cannot trust him without a legal arrangement to bind him.
If the selfish man could believe it, he would misinterpret it; but he cannot believe it.
But I will not, cannot believe, O my Lord, that thou wouldst not forgive thy enemy, even when he repented, and did thee right.
Old Testament is full, cannot believe in Christ's moral law; a man who believes in the doctrine and the preaching of the church about the compatibility of executions and wars with Christianity, cannot believe in the brotherhood of men.
Nor can it be otherwise: men who believe in a bad and senseless God, who has cursed the human race and who has doomed His son to be a victim, and has doomed a part of humanity to everlasting torment, cannot believe in a God of love.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot believe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
