Sentence examples for broad belief from inspiring English sources

This skepticism seems to be associated with a broad belief that U.S. military action has not and will not improve the security of Afghan civilians.

The string of cases reflects a broad belief across two administrations and in both parties in Congress that leaks have gotten out of hand, endangering intelligence agents and exposing American spying methods.

"There is a broad belief among the president's political advisers at the White House and the campaign, from top to bottom, from Cheney to Mehlman to Karl and Andy and all the other players, that Dean is very likely, extremely likely, to be the candidate," said one Republican strategist who works closely with the White House.

The parsing of words over the question of how rapidly the international community wants an Israeli withdrawal has fueled resentment in the Arab world, where there is broad belief that the Bush administration is giving Mr. Sharon additional days to complete sweeps through the West Bank in search of terrorist bases and suspects.

Although Oscar and the chemist share the (broad) belief that water is wet, they have different narrow contents associated with this belief.

There is a broad belief that non-scientists lack the detailed knowledge of the geological processes driving volcanoes, or of the precise nature of the hazards related to living near a volcano, which is expected to impact on understandings of the basic risks.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, most famous of the Concord philosophers, started as a Unitarian minister but found even that liberal doctrine too confining for his broad beliefs.

The subtraction strategy offers a way of relating broad beliefs to the narrower beliefs on which they depend.

There's also a broader belief that the new law will encourage the criminal element to do business in California.

"The behavior discovered in this investigation does not align with the broader belief in [a] compliant culture.

But the people now calling attention to it are proving once again that Black Lives Matter is built on the opposite of racism and a broader belief that every life matters -- a concept clearly not supported by the hashtag #AllLivesMatter.