Sentence examples for explicit belief from inspiring English sources

My fervent and explicit belief in marriage as an institution and monogamy as a way of living was developed with input from the most extraordinary woman, or person, I've known in conscious contradistinction to Ellen's ideology of sexual freedom, which most of her admirers value far more than they do the rock criticism she quit in 1975.

Then someone surprised me by sharing an explicit belief that maybe geniuses just are men.

Even a summary reading of Gersonides' major philosophical work evinces an explicit "belief in" astrology.

We also study the complexity of determining relevance relations for implicit as well as explicit belief.

While intractability obtains often, but not always, for implicit belief, the analogous problems for explicit belief are almost always tractable.

This approach gives new insights into the logic of implicit and explicit belief considered by Levesque and Lakemeyer.

Whatever his explicit beliefs, his pessimism has the effect of granting sin a negative power, and the division within him mangles his prose as thoroughly as the subject of sexual desire does.

People in different cultures, regardless of their explicit beliefs, do not much differ in the tendency for negative outcomes to jump to mind and in the use of accessibility as a cue for judging likelihood.

Consistency does not just involve getting rid of obvious contradictions in our explicit beliefs.

Implicit beliefs are, perhaps, necessarily dispositional in the sense of the previous subsection, if occurrently deploying a belief requires explicitly tokening a representation of it; but explicit beliefs may plausibly be dispositional or occurrent).

This trend holds true for both explicit beliefs, as measured by responses to a statement about associating science with men or women, and implicit associations, determined by a computerized test that probes subconscious associations between science and gender.