Sentence examples for a corresponding belief from inspiring English sources

The concept of moral freedom corresponds to a deeply held populist suspicion of authority and a corresponding belief that people know their own best interest.

Unlike many poets who focus on morality, Herbert has a powerful sense of right and wrong without a corresponding belief in a system that would make right action more likely.

Years ago, there was a quaint trust among cookbook buyers that chefs personally wrote their books and tested their recipes, and a corresponding belief among chefs that to admit otherwise would mean giving someone else credit for the tiniest part of their work — unacceptable, in those macho and territorial times.

While Wall Street's confidence in consumers continues to grow with practically every economic report, we don't see a corresponding belief in retail stocks.

Some (see Oakes 1976, for example) have claimed that religious experiences epistemically can necessitate belief; that is, anyone who has the experience and doesn't form the corresponding belief is making an epistemic mistake, much like a person who, in normal conditions, refuses to believe his or her eyes.

However, in an ordinary case, having a perceptual experience provides (propositional) justification for the corresponding belief, at least according to epistemological internalists.

This typically causes a persistent influence on the activation of the corresponding belief node in the listener.

They share his commitment to ending the war in Afghanistan and avoiding new foreign military interventions, as well as his corresponding belief in diplomatic engagement.

The testimony sustains the corresponding belief in the hearer.

While Freud does not credit the actual womb as the root of hysteria, he does agree with the corresponding belief that women are more emotionally labile.

Then referring to the causality graph template of each type of components, we create the corresponding belief network instance for each network component.