Sentence examples for continued belief from inspiring English sources

I'd like to thank my family, friends and colleagues in the industry for their unswerving loyalty, support and continued belief in me.

And it reflected many Russians' continued belief that the country needs aggressive intelligence services to head off a threat from the West.

One reason for the acceptance of and continued belief in STM is a compelling phenomenological experience: It certainly does feel as if one has a limited capacity system in which items fade away once one stop thinking about them.

She brings in experts from both sides of the debate about how to handle allegations of sexual abuse and allows the boy's mother, Danette, and his stepfather, Doug Wilson, to defend their continued belief in the Matthewses' guilt.

And can Democrats stick with the economic policy framework they adopted during the Clinton administration -- a somewhat uncomfortable marriage of fiscal responsibility and continued belief in activist government -- when the basis of that policy, the budget surplus, may be disappearing?

The collective display demonstrated European leaders' continued belief that the biggest mass migration since the second world war is a possibility to be avoided, rather than a certainty to be better managed.

But it also implies a continuing belief that the biggest banks will not be allowed to fail.

Unfortunately, the continuing belief in "categorical differences" — men are aggressive, women are caring — reinforces traditional stereotypes by treating certain behaviors as immutable.

But he underlined continuing belief about the nature of the attack, saying: "We are working on the basis this was an attack with a terrorist background".

And when Mikhail S. Gorbachev sought to save Soviet Communism by reforming it with the policies of glasnost and perestroika, he relied on the people's continuing belief in the permanence of the Soviet structure.

His continuing belief in the value of independent group exhibitions and his commitment to representing landscapes under specific weather and light conditions made him, in some ways, the quintessential Impressionist.