Sentence examples for common belief system from inspiring English sources

Noting the similarities, Conard speculates that the carving may have shamanistic meaning and suggests that people who shared a common belief system may have inhabited the two sites.

Well, when we're interviewing someone, we can often see, or even intuit, if there's an energetic exchange, a common belief system or a mutual language that reflects the soft skills we're seeking.

"I thought we were all operating under the same common belief system," Bozich said.

They organically form a structured and sophisticated community driven by a passion to thrive and a common belief system in their core despite their diversity and apparent differences.

While Chinese and Vietnamese differ in their migration experiences, many Vietnamese in the United States are ethnic Chinese, and both groups share a common belief system 14 that is distinct from Koreans and Filipinos.

The electron transport in one-dimensional (1D) carbon systems displays unusual properties, in apparent opposition with the common belief that 1D systems are generally subjected to Anderson localization [6, 7].

Contrary to the common belief of oil-wet systems implying higher retention and intensive holding of oil-in-place, the results showed an increase in oil recovery by 7 9 and 10%% in the gas recovery.

The two have strangely a lot in common: cults, dogged belief systems, well-intentioned humans, and a surprising amount of violence.

Compare this with the feeling of togetherness you get at raves or gigs, or those scenes of mass euphoria you get at, say, Pentecostal churches where they handle snakes, and the common link is an intense shared belief system.

There is a common belief that the only way systemic change can come about is if the entire system collapses.

The paper introduces a modal logic system of individual and common belief which is shown to be sound and complete with respect to a version of Neighbourhood semantics.