"What you do need to know is that the belief of these things (beings?) has a deep and powerful place in Navajo understandings of the world," Keene wrote.
In our Islamic belief, these kind of things are forbidden".
Unlike much new Russian writing, Anna's plays were genuinely full of belief that things might just work out.
But in other areas like sports, a strong instinct to get stuck in the past led to a complacency and absence of belief that things could change.
Its basic tenet is that for something to be funny, script or no script, it has to be experienced as both wrong (a violation that threatens beliefs of how things should be) and not wrong (benign or somehow acceptable) at the same time.
By contrast Plato here tells us, quite unambiguously, that the jury are persuaded into a state of true belief "about things which only someone who sees them can know" (201b8).
We gather in belief of one big thing: that we matter, somehow".
"We have a lot of belief in the things we're doing, both in terms of growing the markets we're in and growing share in the markets we're in," Mr. Gates said.
In so doing he potentially undermined the rational foundations not only of beliefs about things not immediately present in space or time but of all scientific knowledge (see induction, problem of).
It is first and foremost a matter of curiosity, but it also springs from a painful awareness of rank and a belief that things are different upstairs, with a more or less fanciful idea of the specifics.
Dewey wrote, "the central problem of philosophy is the relation that exists between the beliefs about the nature of things due to natural science to beliefs about values – using that word to designate whatever is taken to have rightful authority in the direction of conduct".
