They apostatized from their belief.
He holds right this belief.
How can any rational person belief that?
Don't inflict your belief on me.
The old belief enjoyed a short currency.
And what is belief? It is a profound belief related to what you want to achieve.
We continue to find 'evidence' to support the belief.
This premise gives you probably belief of this.
But the past experience has amply justified this belief.
Do not try to impose your belief upon others.
Scientists should not use science as a weapon against belief by making it into a belief system. That, too, is a road to nowhere.
Over the weekend, for example, Charles Krauthammer suggested that a belief in global warming has the same epistemological status as a religious belief.
Aided by Banks and royalty, international art fairs are spreading belief in contemporary art.
This belief system did not, of course, exclude the possibility of market intervention.
After a season of darkness and struggling, light broke and belief fell.
This is a spiritual pillar and a belief that supports your persistence in this relationship.
Most important, perhaps, was Einstein's restoration of the belief in the power of reason and intellect.
Student: for me personally if you say something is a belief is either true or false, for me a belief if something you can't prove or disprove you just believe it.
At the heart of their argument is the belief in a grubby bargain between Asian savers and American consumers.
To hold that the state ought to ban expressions of belief that the state disagrees with - say, the belief that a woman ought to dress modestly - is to reinvent the sacred.
The team certainly has the quality, it only needs Van Gaal to instil the tactics and belief.
The containment option is boosted by the belief that Iran is running out of uranium ore to convert and enrich.
The belief was reinforced by his energetic diplomacy over North Korea in his first month in office.
As long as there is a belief over many will never yield in spite of reverses, strong resistance.
Lawless credits that, in part, to the rise in the belief of Purgatory, an interim space between heaven and hell where SINS could be purged.
Fellow travellers create bubbles, when markets become dominated by the belief that you can sell on anything you buy at a higher price to someone else.
It's a major tectonic shift in our national belief system, but given the events of the past decade, it's not that shocking.
Sometimes I see the same eagerness and belief in the faces of children and teenagers and the sight brings back the same sadness I feel in remembering myself.
Faster increases in prices foster the belief that future increases will also be stronger, so that higher prices fuel demand rather than dampen it.
The belief in Japanese uniqueness has received very special support from these events: the Japanese did not just suffer, they suffered uniquely; one might even speak of national martyrdom. (4)
It's because the human mind believes in Suggestions and the more a statement is repeated the more likely it will turn into a belief if no opposing beliefs were found in the mind's Database.
In South Korea, pushy parents who want their children to get ahead in learning English send them for an operation to elongate the tongue, in the belief that it will make pronunciation easier.
But even so the nostrils, proudly set even when the eyes blinked and the mouth pursed and wavered, maintained an extraordinary belief in the wisdom of the President and the rightness of his cause.
Maybe it's a sign of idealism, in an endearing belief in the goodness in people and the brotherhood of man that makes people trot out their lowest moments like circus ponies.
Interestingly, usability researchers have demonstrated that users initially judge attractive interfaces to be more usable, and that this belief often persists long after a user has gained sufficient experience with an interface to have direct evidence to the contrary.9 Perhaps the reason for this is that users, encouraged by per
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