Sentence examples for contributed belief from inspiring English sources

"Did you ever have suspicions?" Did I? As an English major at Princeton, I'd learned the phrase "suspension of disbelief," but with Clark you contributed belief, wiring it from your personal account into the joint account that you held with him.

Cultural beliefs, age, and generational characteristics also contributed to beliefs around caregiving.

Jonathan Evans, at the Centre for Thinking and Language at the University of Plymouth in England, argues that when it comes to belief, we in fact have two minds -- that is, two distinct cognitive systems in our brain that contribute to belief.

It has also been shown that confirmation bias is a psychological factor that contributes to belief in astrology.

For example, if only a sentence mentions that MntR positively regulates mntP in the presence of manganese ('MntR mntS [manganese]'), but there are many other sentences that contain a partial presentation of the same information ('[MntR mntS] or mntS [manganese]'), these additional sentences contribute to belief in the full statement derived from the first sentence.

That has contributed to the belief this is a jobless recovery.

The indifference to other people's sensibilities contributed to the belief, which has shadowed Dylan for much of his career, that he was an opportunist.

They said their discovery that Mr. bin al-Shibh met with Mr. Atta several times in 2000 and again in Spain in July 2001 contributed to their belief that Mr. bin al-Shibh was an important participant.

In the lawsuit, Cornwell openly acknowledges her struggles with bipolar disorder, an illness she said had contributed to her belief that she needed other people to manage her business affairs and investments.

That the police did not contain the ensuing disturbances that led to the murder of Mr. Rosenbaum, who was 29, contributed to the belief held by many New Yorkers at the time that the city was unraveling, a feeling Mr. Giuliani seized on to help defeat Mayor David N. Dinkins.

Most of the existing unemployment represents mismatch that is not readily amenable to monetary policy.This statement has contributed to the belief that the Fed may not be able to maintain its programme of new easing in 2011, when several QE-sceptics, including Mr Kocherlakota, will become voting members of the Federal Open Market Committee.