Sentence examples for decent belief from inspiring English sources

Any successor must firstly offer us all a decent belief structure to stop us all from wanting to kill ourselves all the time at the horrible state of our lives – surely the point of religion for 90percentt of all adherents for most of the past 4000 years.

I spent £6.99 on a pack of 120, and that has seemed to be enough to get me over that initial hump, to a point where I had enough followers to generate decent amounts of belief every time I logged in.

I've cobbled together what I think is a decent set of beliefs and practices, built on empathy, reason and science, and borrowed in no small part from religion.

I recall hard-left activists handing out pamphlets outside party meetings who, like Martin Kettle, I found to be decent people with genuine belief in their views.

Frankfurter's belief that decent government depends in part on procedural safeguards for criminal suspects occasionally conflicted with his policy that the Supreme Court should defer to other branches of the federal government and to the states.

It erred in a variety of ways, as it still does today, but its core beliefs were decent and commendable.

He gave Italy a fresh style, a new belief and some decent values.

The doctor is decent, and, contrary to popular belief, not stupid".

Racially charged tactics in the "Willie Horton" vein aim not to mobilize unrepentant racists, but to manipulate the rest of us — decent people with a strong belief in racial equality — by tapping into these unconscious attitudes.

She saw the American prison guards as decent, corrupted kids "acting upon a misguided belief they were protecting freedom, their good intentions going astray".

So of course we can expect there to be a decent alignment between our evolutionarily shaped moral beliefs and the moral truths described by a moral theory spun by the very same evolutionarily shaped mind.