Sentence examples for believing sustained from inspiring English sources

Grace Davie, the sociologist of religion, sees the key feature of English religion as vicariousness – a profound sense of belonging without believing sustained over hundreds of years by clergy "saying one for me".

Hogan-Howe makes it clear, for the second time, he does not believe sustained contact over drink is advisable.

Many states have green initiatives too.A recent survey of big investors in Europe by Jefferies, an investment bank, has found that they, too, believe sustained national support for clean-tech industries matters more than an international deal on climate.

These rituals, it was believed, sustained the god and allowed it to continue to play its proper role in nature.

Rosenberg believes sustained global deflation is "very unlikely," citing the underlying strength of the U.S. economy and the consumer windfall of much cheaper gasoline.

I believe sustained efforts to diversify work forces, college populations and the types of people represented in mass media will dissolve these stereotypes in time.

We believe sustained LC is another measure that should be used to judge the utility of more intensive therapies such as this.

But words and poetry, Ms. Peacock believes, sustain her.

First of all, I think many of us used to believe that sustained high unemployment would lead to substantial, perhaps accelerating deflation — and that this would push policymakers into doing something forceful.

There's also good reason to believe that sustained high unemployment leaves lasting scars on the economy.

In Trencin on Friday, he told reporters that he believed he sustained the injury late in the season.