Sentence examples for belief espoused from inspiring English sources
"I never drank the Kool-Aid," he said, referring to the belief espoused by some that real estate only goes up in value.
The other day I was reading about Palantir, where the management had decided to launch a sales force for the first time, letting go of the long-held belief espoused by founder Peter Thiel and the current CEO Alex Karp that their products sell themselves.
This is a belief espoused by such MLCs as Dennis Hood from SA's Family First Party.
The Bundys also subscribe to the belief espoused by a faction of Mormons that the United States is a Christian nation gifted to the people of the West by a Christian god.
Its primary belief espouses the idea that by cutting taxes, individuals will have more discretionary income and this additional spending and investment will then stimulate the economy.
Unfortunately, the beliefs espoused by influential decision-makers and politicians are not grounded in facts and reality.
We both care deeply about southern Indiana". He acknowledged "immense challenges" ahead, both locally and nationally, and he pledged to advance the conservative beliefs espoused by his supporters.
He acknowledged "immense challenges" ahead, both locally and nationally, and he pledged to advance the conservative beliefs espoused by his supporters.
I venture to say that if we were voting for a religious office, many Christians would be hard pressed to go along with the beliefs espoused by Barack Obama's longtime spiritual adviser, Jeremiah Wright.
But the beliefs espoused in the robocalls were -- at one time, anyway -- Crist's own views, and in this instance they're being articulated by the lips and teeth and palate and vocal cords of the man himself.
From what I read between the lines, these people actually thought they were benefiting this woman". The family, which belongs to the Church of Scientology, apparently adhered to beliefs espoused by the church's late founder, L. Ron Hubbardisdainicularly, a disdain for psychiatric treatment.
