Sentence examples for consistent belief from inspiring English sources

Their consistent belief in the primacy and efficacy of doubt.

And yet "The Guns of the South" succeeds, through its own consistent belief in itself.

But interviews with Bush family friends and senior White House advisers produce a consistent belief: not much.

Still, Mrs. Clinton has diverged from Mr. Lieberman at critical junctures, reflecting what her advisers cast as a consistent belief on her part that Mr. Bush mismanaged the war and its aftermath.

In fact, Cranmer signed five so-called recantations, of which the first four did no more than record his consistent belief that what monarch and Parliament had decreed must be obeyed by all Englishmen.

The Scouts' persistence in banning gay members and leaders, the memorandum says, is "incompatible with our consistent belief that every individual -- regardless of his or her sexual orientation -- is created in the image of God and is deserving of equal treatment".

(13) seems informative, (14) meaningful, (15) both meaningful and true, and (16) appears to attribute consistent beliefs to Fred.

Then (5) ascribes consistent beliefs to Fred: the belief that the most famous ancient orator was Roman and the belief that the guy called 'Tully' by the English was not Roman.

A key obstacle to practical application of mechanism design theory to regulation is the difficulty of obtaining consistent beliefs regarding information that theoretical models assume to be commonly held.

As is apparent, although each of the three judges has consistent beliefs, and the aggregation proceeds by an ostensibly unproblematic majority rule provision, the upshot is that the court's beliefs are inconsistent.

So long as we allow that proper names that are co-referring can have different descriptive meanings, then we can account for the informativeness of (2) and for the fact that (5) ascribes consistent beliefs to Fred.