Sentence examples for beliefs whether from inspiring English sources

This idea is concisely captured by the philosopher Thomas Nagel when he says that in political life we should regard our most cherished beliefs, "whether moral or religious … simply as someone's beliefs rather than as truths".

No one is to be forced to act in a manner contrary to his own beliefs, whether privately or publicly. . . .

Many of my stories also relate to undoing handed-down beliefs, whether they come from religion, society or mothers.

By which I mean, he is not afraid to express his beliefs, whether they be support for Hamas, the Iraqi "resistance" or Stalin.

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Conway's skill at interpreting Trump's unconventional beliefs, whether on immigrants, election laws, or the appropriateness of sexual assault – was essential as the campaign wheeled from one distraction to the next.

Self-belief, whether at the level of the individual or the community, comes from having a sense of purpose.

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These states too depend on belief, whether true or false.

They want to know whether knowledge is the same as true justified belief, whether persisting objects are composed of temporal parts, and so on.

(2) Therefore my belief that rational egoism is true (or, better, that rational egoism appears to me true upon reflection) does not help to justify rational egoism, since I would have that belief whether or not rational egoism is true.