Sentence examples for create a belief from inspiring English sources

Nor have Mr Ocalan's lieutenants recently done much to create a belief that violence really could be coming to an end.

I moved forward with uncertainty and some joy, equipped only with a gnawing desire to create a belief in the beautiful and the true.

Sprewell had to go if the Knicks were to create a belief that they are rebuilding, not collapsing, if they were to create a climate where the so-called star doesn't walk in a half an hour late every night.

Members of this category "which, though we never before had any notion or conception of the things signified, do suggest it, or conjure it up, as it were, by a natural kind of magic, and at once give us a conception, and create a belief of it" (IHM 5.3, 60).

Create a following, but first create a belief in yourself.

The only thing that's going to create a belief is if the intensity of performance is so high that your audience can't deny it, that you're sucked in completely.

From these surveys they created a "belief dispersion index", which shows when views on the economic outlook are most divided.

A win and a draw in his first two games in charge created a belief that his new career would be a stroll; a subsequent run of eight successive defeats has quickly introduced a sharp blast of reality.

As Jason DeParle, who covered all this for The Times, points out, the compromise created a belief that progress was possible, and thus took much of the poison out of the poverty debate.

A1 Grisly Case Has Precedent After a woman was charged with killing a pregnant woman and taking her baby, experts say those in similar cases share psychological threads: a longing for a child combined with either psychopathic tendencies, or a psychotic break, which creates a belief that an infant must be claimed, at any cost.

As the natural factors are still active toward human beings in Iceland, this has created a belief that the nature of the land has always remained intact.