Sentence examples for belief speech from inspiring English sources

Islam is the religion of the majority of Tunisians, and what Tunisians need today is a party that ensures freedom of belief, speech and thought.

He writes with near-existential subtlety about the very fact of operating within a brain, supposed repository of the soul and with myriad capacities for emotion, memory, belief, speech and, maybe, soul: but also, mainly, jelly and blood.

Freedoms of belief, speech, religion and ensuring the whole kit and kaboodle of human rights to be something the whole planet has access to?

You can't have it both ways: You cannot pretend that religious freedom is a core political principle and then prohibit religious belief, speech and worship that you don't like.

So, however common attempts to regulate the beliefs, speech, and behavior of others may be, it is politically unstable to do so.

Committee members leveled a variety of pointed questions at the witnesses, questioning their coloring, religious beliefs, speech habits and views on public issues.

The notes on admission to, and discharge from, the NPS were assessed to yield OPCRIT mental state examination (MSE) severity scores for each time point across 5 domains: affective symptoms, abnormal perceptions, abnormal beliefs, speech and thought disorders, and appearance and behaviour.

Thus far, there have been few studies comparing the efficacy of language evaluations in TM, particularly focusing on dementia assessments, due to the belief that speech and language assessments challenge the logistical and technical aspects of tele-assessment more than most clinical medical applications.

And this: In what possible viable world view could "property rights and the freedom of enterprise" be valued more favorably than liberty of thought, belief, and speech?

Andrew Sprung also says that because, in his view, "no real freedom of thought is possible without basic property rights," he doesn't see much meaning in my saying that I value liberty of thought, belief, and speech more highly than I value property rights (or, for that matter, the right to vote).

More importantly, there are the several passages where Socrates discusses falsehood in belief and speech at length, as a familiar and important problem that needs resolution.