Do you expect me to believe that?

Make her trust you, like you.

Sure, sure, we believe you. Only now we want you to believe us!

To be of value. How?

You've made my father believe in you, but I know you.

I love you and would like to persuade you.

If I only could make you believe it.

You want me to believe that?

Eitherway... you have no intention of letting me get away?

Yeah, and she tried to convince me you were a bigamist.

Can you convince them?

What makes you sad? What do you believe in? And so on.

I can't believe your parents let you come here by yourself.

I'm sure you'll be a big success, and then they'll be proud of you.

Don't believe me? Let's watch it again.

Do you believe Jesus Christ can give us life everlasting?

Telling me you're going to be out there making a billion dollars a year that's not believable.

I'll buy the tickets. Believe me, he'll get you in a crap game.

But you wouldn't beat yourself to death.

I didn't think you would, but it's true.

I was sent to discredit him. He was sent to discredit me.

You can trust me all right, Pinkie. I'll never let you down.

I'm starting to believe that you were sent to my arms by fate.

I'm sure that you will find the talk immensely interesting.

It's very convincing for a man in your desperate situation.

I wouldn't trust you to take me out so you're hazing Pennell.

Ask him his opinion of your drawings. I'm sure he'd be glad to help you.

You don't believe I'm offering you a way out?

Trusted not to hurt themselves, and trusted not to hurt others.

You tipped 'em! You tipped 'em!

Let me try to convince you of that in a few seconds.

You actually want the jury to believe that she was that sort of monster?

Mr. Reardon, I'd like you to believe something.

Would that convince you that there is something in all this?

It's so easy to believe.

Unbelievable!

But I want you to know one thing and believe it.

But don't ask me to believe you've ever regarded me as a part of you.

Well, it's going to very hard to make people believe it.

And he said, If you don't believe me, just take me with you.

I am confident that you will carry forward the able legacy left by your predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping.

I wrote you to come here because I wanted to speak you the truth before I left.

Well, we'll make him believe in them.

He convinced me of his innocence.

The first is to tell you something about pollen, I hope, and to convince you that it's more than just something that gets up your nose.