Sentence examples for beliefs exist from inspiring English sources
Ancient and hard-held beliefs exist alongside the ice cream world of 1930s Italy.
One sort of instrumentalism what we might call hard instrumentalism denies that beliefs exist in any sense.
Winslow et al. (2011), for instance, suggest that most peoples' beliefs exist on a continuum and that very few people are strictly creationists or evolutionists.
Ironically, these contradictory beliefs exist due to a lack of education.
Similar beliefs exist about drinking water or other liquids that are cold.
The older the respondents, the more false beliefs exist about the use of morphine.
These beliefs existed before Clark was killed.
The meetup is for people like Derek; those who grew up on this planet but, due to their religious beliefs, existed completely detached from our world.
A range of beliefs exists about the effect of MC on sexual pleasure and function.
None of the included background variables, however, could fully explain why these differences in beliefs existed between doctors and nurses.
Participants said they had autonomy over this practice and could therefore modify it if necessary, but several blamed the lack of compliance and quality control on the other profession, or acknowledged that such beliefs existed.
