Sentence examples for contagious belief from inspiring English sources
But what drives the program is Dr. Hrabowski's ceaseless proselytizing and his contagious belief that every student he recruits is capable of excellence.
She'll probably have songs she has written since her 2004 album, "Trampin'" — her most recent collection of her own songs — along with her fervent and contagious belief in the redemptive power of rock.
The villagers' decision-making might have been influenced by socially "contagious" false beliefs (Lampinen et al. 2012; Zimbardo and Leippe 1991) and heuristics that take as a premise a judgement about a psychological trait deemed to be characteristic of Martin's identity.
This belief in contagious magic may sound illogical, but it makes a certain evolutionary sense, Dr. Lastovicka said.
But what was Indian and un-Indian was changing, and such verve, confidence, self-belief were contagious among the globalized, upwardly mobile young.
Yet his belief has proved contagious, while his commitment to expansive, attacking football has had a liberating effect.
People with psoriasis often feel prejudiced against due to the commonly held incorrect belief that psoriasis is contagious.
Although there appears to be an ethnicity-specific belief that asthma is contagious and stigmatising, the prevalence and impact of such beliefs may be lessening amongst minority (i.e. diasporic) South Asian population as a result of acculturation.
Although the belief that cancer is contagious is almost non-existent among the general population in WA[ 36], it can persist among some people from diverse cultural backgrounds[ 43].
Such beliefs are also very contagious and the person makes efforts to spread them to others.
