What "beliefs" do you have about others and the world around you? Do any of these "beliefs" substantiate and fuel your fears?
philosopher Democritus deduced that the universe was composed of indivisible units of matter known as "atoms". This belief was substantiated over 2,000 years later by the theoretical physicist Albert Einstein (you may have heard of him).
The decline in churchgoing has been thought to be an indicator of decline in religious belief, but opinion polls substantiate the view that belief in God and the central tenets of Christianity survives the flagging fortunes of the churches.
In these stories providing evidence for the faithful that their beliefs can be substantiated by worldly happenings, the storyteller is often shocked or surprised at finding the evidence, amazed that out of nowhere the statue of the Virgin Mary started weeping blood.
Hindery also said that steadily rising ratings for Yankees games substantiated his belief that YES had more subscribers than Dolan claimed.
The results substantiated the belief that children are significantly less fearful about receiving an injection when they are sitting up as compared to when they are lying down.
This belief, however, was not substantiated according to the results of this study.
He was convinced that his germ theory could not be firmly substantiated as long as belief in spontaneous generation persisted.
Path analysis substantiated the presence of specific beliefs underlying perceptions of effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation services, the two key predictors of GPs' motivation to recommend patients to use these services.
The belief that forests increase rainfall has not been substantiated by scientific inquiry.
But these differences do not substantiate the belief that the Democrats and Whigs were divided ideologically, with only the former somehow representing the interests of the propertyless.
