Sentence examples for double belief from inspiring English sources
The phrase "double belief" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts discussing conflicting beliefs or a strong conviction in two opposing ideas. Example: "Her double belief in both science and spirituality often led to interesting discussions."
Yet many of the Polish military leaders clung to the double belief that their preponderance of horsed cavalry was an important asset and that they could take the offensive against the German mechanized forces.
They support severe restrictions on freedom by forbidding student distribution of political and religious materials, thus endorsing a hypocritical double standard where belief and action collide.
Certainly, when your mode routinely employs science fiction concept albums and double-tracked guitars, belief may well be what you need in a post-Spinal Tap world.
If ever there was an example of a team being more than the sum of its parts it is doubles, where trust, belief and tactical nous is at least as important as individual ability.
Right off the bat, there are a few myths we need to squash, the most prominent being the misguided belief that doubling cores automatically doubles processing performance.
Whitefield and Wesley at first worked together but later separated over Whitefield's belief in double predestination (the belief that God has determined from eternity whom he will save and whom he will damn).
If we dare to double down in the belief that more war will solve the problem, we will likely find ourselves on a path toward extinction.
I also connected slut-bashing, a consequence of the sexual double standard -- the belief that males can be sexually promiscuous but females should not be -- with sexual violence and rape.
As women defy notions of femininity and embrace sexuality with a newfound reckless abandon, men are forced to challenge double standards and old belief systems about the gendered nature of promiscuity.
The freshman Republican, who took the question while participating in a panel discussion at conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, then proceeded to double down in his belief about liberal Democrats being communists.
(Past research has shown that people challenged in this way tend to double down on their beliefs).
