And I drove back home that night not believing it.
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We grew up not believing that we would be believed.
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" Asked to elaborate, he continues: "I'm not believing nor disbelieving.
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Because if we start not believing people it's a slippery slope.
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"The gold bugs are still not believing in it," McClellan said.
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"Investors are reading the tweets but not believing them," he said.
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In Hield's mind, that comment was Ross not believing in him.
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Clearly not believing the spoof, the man fires back, "No, yeah right."
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The mistake was not taking Trump seriously, not believing he could win.
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Anybody who doesn't believe the science is willfully not believing the science.
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Still, I couldn't blame Lisa for not believing the armed-teacher business.
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His replies weren't riddles; they were clues about not believing in certainty.
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Instead, it's about not believing that you're the smartest person in the room.
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But Republicans aren't worried, because they have a history of not believing women.
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The day of the shoot, I still was not believing what was happening.
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Not believing anything isn't wise either In politics, this will work both ways.
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Field's former editor, Joel Pollak, admitted he was wrong in not believing her.
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In the book Carter frequently admits to not believing his own good fortune.
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Later you're going to discover that not believing in anything actually kind of sucks.
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Upton Sinclair: You can't convince somebody of something their livelihood depends on not believing.
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Power to me means… Not believing in the Hype and staying true to yourself.
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But back to someone not believing she had a hit on her album. WHAT.
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Yes, especially because you've dealt with so many years of people not believing your story.
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Not believing her eyes, she excuses herself and pursues what she thinks is a ghost.
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Kilmer anticipated fans not believing his assertion, so he's inviting people to see for themselves.
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"[But] I would totally caution against not believing in them," he said, referring to Iran.
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I couldn't understand it, and I didn't want him to see me not believing him.
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We are sorry for refusing to trust the words of children, for not believing you.
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"I spent so many years just insecure, not believing I was good enough," said Joanna.
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And then, when looking at it in an art gallery, completely not believing in it.
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" Still not believing he could be doing anything wrong, Zane says, "We're not AT WORK, alright?
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It wasn't a challenge to my faith in terms of believing or not believing in God.
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Saulnier stays clear-eyed as the body count rises, never not believing in his young protagonists.
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"I get comments all the time just not believing the pay gap is real," Solo said.
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"We're at the point in this story that people are not believing him anymore," Nelson said.
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And some of Carlson's former colleagues are saying they regret not believing her from the start.
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Let's go down the list: Max's teacher admonishes him for not believing in an (ostensible) urban legend.
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But in that lost-cause world, seeing is not believing, and seemingly concrete measurements are mere creations.
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There's an epidemic in this country of not believing men, or at least downplaying what they say.
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There's an epidemic in this country of not believing men, or downplaying or reinterpreting what they say.
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The conversation goes on for a long time, but comes down to Madison not believing they're compatible.
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She said she did not report the threat to police, not believing they would actually help her.
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A 2016 study addressed the link between racial bias and not believing, or treating, patients&apos pain.
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"One guy got furious about that!" the larger libertarian says, not believing I could make the same mistake.
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" Cramer called the phenomenon of traders not believing stocks can go higher than a certain amount "range skepticism.
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You can be deceived not only by believing what is false but by not believing what is true.
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Zalis said the nervous portrayal could perpetuate a stereotype of women not believing in themselves or lacking confidence.
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"But I have regrets beyond Geraldo's and beyond not believing a civil complaint written by lawyers," she added.
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KS: My kid is really tall so they keep not believing him recently because he looks like an adult.
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This was unsurprising, given that nearly all — 94 percent — of Moore voters reported not believing the allegations against him.
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"When we got the news it was probably a week of walking around not believing it, " Wynne tells CNBC.
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The reason: Even in our increasingly secular society, there's still a lot of stigma around not believing in God.
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For years, she was angry at her mother for not believing her when she said the doctor hurt her.
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Many staff members had negative attitudes toward customers with food allergies, with 42% not believing customers who declared food allergies.
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A popular excuse for not believing survivors of sexual assault is the bizarre misconception that speaking out somehow benefits survivors.
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You don't get anything out of it, except fingers being pointed at you and too often people not believing you.
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"I believe strongly in our kids questioning things and not believing things just because an adult told them," he said.
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Gloriously blunt, Sendak often spoke of not believing that there is a clear distinction between stories for adults and children.
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BECKY QUICK: Although, the stories suggest that you're in favor of negotiating and he's in favor of not negotiating, not believing.
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Adults not believing — or simply dismissing — children is another theme that crops up again and again in It. So impressively gross.
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The researchers found that many students did not cite authorship or article sponsorship as key reasons for not believing the article.
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So it's a nice collaboration because he comes at it not believing VR is gonna be better than traditional role-playing.
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"It seems that 'Believeland' is not believing, at least at these prices," said Jesse Lawrence, founder and CEO of ticket marketplace TicketIQ.
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That race was marked by a Dole campaign ad that accused Ms. Hagan of not believing in God and taking "godless" money.
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Launch numbers could be affected by players not believing the game is ready to play, and therefore not being willing to pay.
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In his Tuesday remarks, Trump upped the ante against the rival party, accusing them of not believing the allegations leveled against Kavanaugh.
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Sadly, not having these skills or not believing the skills should be put in place, almost sets women up for re-victimization.
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Johnson, who quit May's cabinet after Chequers was agreed, called her plans "deranged" and attacked the prime minister for not believing in Brexit.
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In any case, I can't imagine anyone reading the study and, even accounting for its flaws, not believing that further inquiry is warranted.
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"I was covering a giant phenomenon of people not believing media anymore because they've been caught in governments' lying so much," he said.
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Olivia apologized for not believing her daughter, revealing for the first time that she'd confronted the abuser in person years after the assault.
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Skyward touches on age-old tropes of adults not believing children; the grown-ups always have a convenient excuse for anything eerie going on.
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Rodriguez, 20, told BuzzFeed News he is "genuinely sorry that [he] ever hurt" the victim by not believing she was raped at the time.
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Just a thought: Which should be considered more "marginal" - believing in Santa at age 7 or not believing in climate change at age 72?
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The remaining Christians were split between believing the climate is getting warmer because of "natural patterns" and not believing the climate is getting warmer.
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Markets had been mispricing Fed intentions for a good part of this year, not believing when officials indicated that four rate hikes were likely.
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They walked around the house, often not believing what they were seeing: two to three inches of feces in some places where dogs were walking.
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The implication was that, by not believing him, you were accusing him of things much more personal and loaded than simply cheating on a speedrun.
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If we are not believing in Jack we would not have invested what we have invested, and I'm not necessarily talking about the financial numbers.
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Of course, it's not as if progress is a foregone conclusion, and the show doesn't try to fool anyone not believing it will be easy.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has constantly railed against public-market investors for not believing in the company's long-term vision — and has frequently insulted them.
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"But I have regrets beyond Geraldo's and beyond not believing a civil complaint written by lawyers," the 14-year Fox employee continued in her public post.
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" In the emails, the alleged abductor, who the FBI believe was Muller, came to Huskin's defense and chastised the police for not believing her story. "Ms.
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Once you've actually said gay people are worse than animals, that hatred is so deep that all you're apologizing for is saying it, not believing it.
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Sprinkle in a big helping of men not believing a woman's claims in the second act and you've got one of 2018's better feminist allegories.
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"I do not know what civility looks like when some people show up to the table not believing that you are worthy of existing," Mckesson said.
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So zealous about wanting fewer regulations, the farmers backed Donald Trump, not believing he'd actually try to make good on his promise to deport illegal immigrants.
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Nell pulls them out, because all of them feel guilt about not believing or helping her more – and they're all running from the guilt about her death.
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Well, the more you read -- and disregard the unequivocally hateful posts that actually wish harm on Snyder's family -- you see it's a matter of not believing Snyder.
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I came to college not believing in ghosts, but I was still relieved when I didn't get assigned to the supposedly haunted room on the third floor.
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When he spoke (according to Plato) those words, he was on trial for his life, on the ultimate trumped-up charge (not believing in the Athenian gods).
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I've had really interesting discussions with people not believing that we can be good stewards of money, and so they may not want to give us as much.
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He was revealed to the rest of the cast as real after criticism that the other characters not believing Big Bird would silence childhood victims of sexual abuse.
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She saw many of her Facebook friends posting about not believing in the severity of the pandemic and not understanding why strict restrictions were being imposed on them.
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The pope recently had conservative heads spinning when he was quoted, incorrectly according to the Vatican, by an Italian reporter with credibility issues as not believing in hell.
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But because it didn't mention this, the news of the slow rollout comes across as Instagram not believing such a feature is a priority or important to users.
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"The Rob Porter story typifies everything wrong with Mormon men not believing abused Mormon women," wrote civil rights lawyer Carolyn Homer on the Mormon website By Common Consent.
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As Forrest rambles on about how Suzanne not believing in his work hurt his feelings, her face tenses up in shocked fury (an expression St. Clair plays beautifully).
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"For being worried about other people judging you or not believing you, or not promoting you because they perceive you to be a snitch or some other negative attribute."
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Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) is launching his own low-budget rap career, managed by his drifting cousin Earn (Donald Glover), while already not believing such a thing exists.
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Trump has a habit of not believing the women who accuse powerful men of sexual assault, a position that probably comes naturally to him because he was accused himself.
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While not all allegations are true, of course, starting from a position of not believing women who allege sexual assault reflects a widely held set of misconceptions and biases.
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Valentina Shevchenko is callin' B.S. on the reason behind Amanda Nunes' UFC 213 title fight withdrawal ... telling TMZ Sports she's "not believing 100%" that Nunes pulled out over health issues.
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Occasionally, the security team in the office building where she's worked for three years will stop her in the lobby, not believing she belongs there until she shows her badge.
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Many critics drew on personal experience, explaining how a medical provider not believing a patient's stated experience has had harmful and sometimes fatal consequences for them or someone they knew.
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The movie follows teen California transplant Max (Omri Katz) as he navigates his first autumn in New England, not believing the spooky legends that fascinate his new, Halloween-obsessed neighbors.
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I only know that I blamed my mom for not believing me then, and now I finally understand she reacted the way she did because of the influence of traditional society.
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"If I could ask a follow-up," Acosta said, before asking about what he called a pattern of the president not believing assessments from his administration's climate scientists and intelligence analysts.
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It was before the internet, so you couldn't look it up, and you get the punch line at the end of the commercial about not believing everything you see [on TV].
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In an email, Boghossian told me this was because the two of them have "congruent beliefs about metaphysics" — not believing in God or the supernatural, specifically — and that they disagreed on politics.
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I remember some of my white peers not believing that such a thing could happen because they were too disillusioned to believe that racial profiling took place on an Ivy League campus.
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"I just had a pretty good breakdown and just started bawling my eyes out in the cockpit, not believing what I was seeing," Mr. Johnson, 27, recalled in an interview on Wednesday.
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It also plays into those themes of Black female hysteria and people not believing Black women or people of color when we say that we're in danger, or that something is violent to us.
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JB: thanks mate and sure (fully not believing a word this man said because in Hollywood...well let's not get into that) Anyway JJ left and cruise slapped my back smiled then left also.
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We also tell Kelsey about Trump not believing his own administration's report -- involving 13 federal agencies and more than 300 climate scientists -- that said brace for the worse if nothing's done about climate change.
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Every woman I spoke to on this topic has a story (or more likely, many stories) of men questioning their competency and qualifications, of not believing they were actually in charge of a project.
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Director and screenwriter Leigh Whannell didn't set out to make a movie about the dangers of men gaslighting women and the true horror of people not believing victims when they talk about their abuse.
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Viewers saw as much in Monday night's "Week 3, Part 1," when he attempted to Jedi mind trick Tia Booth into not believing her own eyes and brain when she could simply trust his lies instead.
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Across the country, people are talking about expectations being either too high or too low; they're either selling the team short by not believing in the guys or they're not properly girding themselves against the inevitable.
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We have a front-row seat to how black women in the public eye are treated — whether it's not believing black girls who survived sexual abuse or questioning a woman's blackness or her love of country.
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" Crews compared people not believing women's sexual harassment and assault experiences to the civil rights movement, saying, "You can say they're lynching people out here and no one believes you, and they won't even go see it.
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But all of this is bittersweet to me because it once again plays into the unfortunate trend of not believing that such experiences routinely occur -- or even that they occur at all -- unless it's caught on tape.
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The 61-year-old "Basic Instinct" actress said that some users, not believing that the real Sharon Stone was using the dating app, had reported her account as fake and that her account had subsequently been closed.
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There are22,500 women with HIV in the UK." Being omitted from campaigns, Strachan says, means that "women of all ages and diversity are walking around just not believing they're a risk group when it comes to HIV.
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Though Susteren and Geraldo Rivera initially defended the Fox head and were skeptical of Carlson's claims – Rivera posted a lengthy apologetic note to Facebook – the two news personalities have each publicly shared their remorse for not believing her.
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How would somebody not shaped by America's monstrous racial history have chosen to channel that legacy when Spencer's character explains to her sons, sagely, the importance of not believing that something is right "just 'cause it's the way"?
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The test: Participants answered a survey question regarding the religious beliefs of a hypothetical sociopathic serial killer, and 60% tagged the killer as not believing in any gods, compared to 30 percent who branded him a religious believer.
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"The majority of the society has started not believing in the sincerity of the E.U.," said Mustafa Yeneroglu, head of the Turkish Parliament's human rights committee and a member of the governing party, the Justice and Development Party.
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He's someone where power is the most important thing to him, and he's filled with an ideology that has to do with not believing that the people he's there to guard — I mean, what does that word mean!
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There are 22,500 women with HIV in the UK." Being omitted from campaigns, Strachan says, means that "women of all ages and diversity are walking around just not believing they're a risk group when it comes to HIV.
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It was just me, scalpel in hand, sweat pouring off of me, in a large room full of dead people, more than willing to earn my keep but not believing for a moment that I'd found my life's calling.
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When the late-night television host asked Dawson about their reaction to people not believing the reality of their relationship, she revealed that Andre, 34, took to social media to prove it's real after Chance the Rapper texted her in disbelief.
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Mira Sorvino, one of the Hollywood actors to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, apologized late Wednesday to Dylan Farrow, the daughter of Woody Allen, for appearing in one of his films and not believing her accusations of sexual assault.
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When the late-night television host asked Dawson about their reaction to people not believing the reality of their relationship, she revealed that Andre took to social media to prove it's real after Chance the Rapper texted her in disbelief.
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"We've gone from people not believing Barack Obama can get the nomination, let alone win the presidency, because a black guy can't win," Mr. Sellers said, "to the fact that it's going to be hard for Beto O'Rourke of El Paso to win."
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And each time he asked, it was as if he assumed I lacked the agency to say no on my own — as if he expected me to say no, not believing that a woman would have the desire to keep saying yes.
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" Indigo Phillips, 11 (left) "[I came here] to help get people who are not believing in this issue, for example Trump, to start believing and to start doing something about this because they have the most control and power in this country.
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Following Trump's line of questioning, Rather hit the president over his stance on climate change, questioning which was more "marginal:" The belief in Santa Claus after the age of 7, or not believing in man-made climate change and its effects on the world.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is also a billionaire businessman, said previously he was considering a bid as well, but that if he did so, he would run as a Democrat, not believing a candidate outside the two major parties could succeed.
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The authors of the World Economic Forum and IPCC reports, the periodic table of future natural element availability, and many other pessimistic forecasts of our ability to provide for ourselves appear to not be taking into account Simon's insights, or not believing that they're still relevant.
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The details: The split was largely borne of feedback LendUp received while trying to raise new funding, with investors not believing that the "financial inclusion" business and card business really worked together, let alone LendUp's larger vision of a full-stack financial services business for the working poor.
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"You have Trump-MAGA loyalists, and their friends on Fox, who have reached a point of not believing polls and media people telling them things are going wrong, that I believe is actually causing the Republicans problems," the strategist told me, granted anonymity in order to be candid.
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"You'll be sort of patted on the head and patronized the way the Republicans did with Christine Blasey Ford — saying, 'Oh we believe her, we just don't believe it was Brett Kavanaugh,' which is actually the essence of not believing her because she said it was Brett Kavanaugh," Powers said.
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Leonard's uncle Dennis Robertson, also known as Uncle Dennis in N.B.A. circles, said as much in an interview published by Yahoo during this year's postseason: "They didn't believe Kawhi couldn't play, and that caused a lack of trust in us and then us not believing in them," Robertson told Yahoo.
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There is a lot of misinformation about hot flashes and night sweats online and in the doctor's office, from medical professionals not believing the distress women experience or the importance of treating vasomotor symptoms, to people trying to exploit the gaps in medicine by selling ineffective and potentially harmful supplements.
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I wish I could tell you all the accounts I've heard — stories of families where lying replaces trust, hate replaces love; stories of children stealing from their mothers' purses; stories of parents not knowing about drugs, and then not believing that the children were on them, and finally not understanding that help was available.
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Even when the Blue Jackets have years of disappointing follow-ups that result in people not believing this same franchise was capable of winning 15 straight, you can whip out the 2016-17 schedule and show everyone all those Ws. Try explaining to someone five years from now this win streak was engineered by Tortorella.
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"In the last 24 hours we've sensed a real shift from Republicans not believing Democrats are going to be resolute, to, 'Oh my god, Democrats are resolute and Republicans are joining in and we won't be able to pass the CR without negotiation,'" said Frank Sharry, a longtime immigration advocate with America's Voice Education Fund.
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Thrust into the most competitive Hollywood echelons before she was 20 — and having grown up around it, being the daughter of singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds — she absorbed whatever chemicals she could to get by, not believing the doctors who told her that her addictions were exacerbated by a form of manic depression.
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The Administrator is still there, in the line of fire, despite knowing of very few cases in which his actions have directly saved someone's life; despite the growing risk that he could join the ranks of bloggers and activists executed across Tamaulipas; and despite not believing there is a workable solution to the conflict in his country.
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Through Cochran, it viewed the broken relationship between black people and the police officers supposedly meant to protect them, while Darden proved the series' most complex character — both understanding that black men are prosecuted for crimes they didn't commit all the time and not believing that O.J. Simpson's acquittal would somehow serve as a balm for that festering national wound.
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"In the last 24 hours we've sensed a real shift from Republicans not believing Democrats are going to be resolute, to, 'Oh my god, Democrats are resolute and Republicans are joining in and we won't be able to pass the CR without negotiation,'" Frank Sharry, an immigration advocate and founder of America's Voice Education Fund, told CNN's Tal Kopan on Thursday.
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"Seeing is not believing," in a material sense of belief, could be a warning drawn from the subject of this puzzle, which is not only an homage to Magritte, but also an homage to the typology of puzzles: apart from being a tribute, it has circles you connect to make an image, a quotation, and even a bit of thematic wordplay with 120-across.
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I once tracked down Bob's booking agent and said I represented a 'wealthy consortium of indie rock fanatics' who were willing to match any price Bob might put on for a return visit to Australia (following their only 2000 tour) The agent replied, mercifully (certainly not believing my pitch) and was friendly enough to offer the devastating news that Guided By Voices would certainly never tour outside of the US again.
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" Recalling his peculiar experience, Kontar says it changed his perspective on life, as extremely difficult as it was: "Giving up is not an option, it's a result in not believing in what you're doing, not being allowed in what you're doing, not trying enough," he says, adding that all he was asking was for "minimum human rights such as the right to be permanently safe, have a job, and a place I can call home.
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Produced by a nonprofit called Companies Committed to Kids (CCK, formerly Concerned Children's Advertisers), PSAs like "Jake the House Hippo", "Don't Put it in Your Mouth", and "What's Your Thing?" were meant to teach kids about issues like drug abuse, gender equality, and not believing everything you see on TV. The company partnered with Health Canada and other NGOs to make informative ads, but not all of them really landed like they're producers intended.
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In early 2016, the show's take on Alex Jones and other paranoiacs of the internet felt slightly musty, as if it had no idea how to update its paranoia for an era where, for a lot of people, not believing what the government said meant believing a racist supposition that President Barack Obama hadn't been born in the US. In 2018, The X-Files isn't so much paranoid as it is scared.
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