But even here, interests diverge.
Dr. Whipple proposed his "dirty snowball" theory in 1950, diverging from the popular belief then that comets were balls of sand held together by gravity, to explain why some periodic comets seemed to be pulled along by more than the force of gravity, arriving sooner or later than predicted.
But their prescriptions and beliefs diverged, illustrating the elusiveness of a ready consensus about what's most effective.
When we encounter a word in another language, we cannot determine what it refers to, so we must specify its meaning in terms of its total inferential role; but inferential roles vary widely across cultural groups, because beliefs diverge; thus, the meaning of a word in a language spoken by one cultural group is unlikely to have an exact analogue in other languages.
But, even within those religions, beliefs diverge about when life begins and whether abortion is acceptable.
Sensible people diverge in their beliefs what the best policies are.
But the underlying tactics and core beliefs sharply diverged.
The top leaders are working well together, he said, but sometimes their beliefs will diverge.
8 Beliefs may diverge from medical evidence but can have a 'common-sense' logic, for example, generalising oral high-dose corticosteroid side effects to low-dose ICS.
In the U.S., for example, diverging views on issues such as abortion, gay marriage, and sex education seem influenced by differing beliefs, often religion-related, about sexual morality.
