Sentence examples for further belief from inspiring English sources

What more saffron means is pogroms against Christians and Muslims and no further belief in democracy and truth and a secular society.

There is no better driver around and his putting has improved greatly, and the Players Championship win will give him further belief.

Frank Paul Nuuausala's 45th minute try gave the Raiders further belief, before Jack Wighton raced onto a Sam Williams pass to level the scores in the 67th minute.

Five years after Tess's suicide, 15-year-old Lizzie has cut herself off from friends, family and any further belief in magic — or in her own potential.

Leicester City have inspired every middling club to raise their sights and Steven Davis admitted next Sunday's visit from Liverpool not only resembles another Europa League qualifier for Southampton but can provide further belief that they can follow in the Premier League leaders' footsteps next season.

Their further belief that North Vietnam's attacks on the South were part of a global Chinese-Soviet aggression was surely a terrible mistake, as was the hope that a military stalemate would eventually produce a negotiated compromise that would preserve the credibility of other American commitments.

It is these further beliefs that make up the rational structure underlying our intersubjective experience.

If experiences provide non-inferential justification for beliefs about the external world, they justify beliefs through a route that does not involve further beliefs.

Its conclusion does not say that, if there are justified beliefs, there must be beliefs whose justification is independent of any justification for further beliefs.

In order to have a single justified belief, the cognizer would have to be capable of having an infinite number of further beliefs concerning justifiers.

Under ordinary circumstances, perceptual beliefs such as (H) are not based on any further beliefs about one's own perceptual experiences.