Sentence examples for consequential belief from inspiring English sources
109 The Supreme Court of Canada's position is grounded in a deep commitment to the value of autonomy and the consequential belief that competent individuals should be free to chart their own course and their wishes should be respected with a few exceptions (such as where this would cause harm to others).
In contrast, our research shows that highlighting the degree of medical consensus increases perceived scientific agreement, which acts as a consequential "gateway" belief by promoting favorable public attitudes toward vaccination as well as by reducing perceived risk and belief in the (long discredited) autism-vaccine link.
This feeling of being seen, this conviction that every act one performs matters to a supremely consequential audience, can come from a belief in God.
Reshaping academic selection via criteria based on ethnic origin or religious belief opens the door to discriminatory practices that are consequential for educators and students everywhere, not just at UCI..
Judaism's distinction as a faith, he says, comes from its commitment to belief in an invisible God, and from this commitment, many consequential things follow.
Decius contrasts the Trumpist belief in a "common citizenship," entrusted with sovereignty, with the bipartisan tendency to leave consequential government decisions in the hands of agencies staffed by technocrats.
Alternatively, we seek to subordinate the creative, pleasurable aspects of our lives to supposedly more consequential matters, pushing the aesthetic dimensions of existence into the boxes that hold our religious beliefs, political dogmas, or moral assumptions.
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
Other anachronisms are more consequential.
