Sentence examples for generous belief from inspiring English sources

What Rayner and her contemporaries offered was informed straight-talking and the generous belief that, given adequate practical and sympathetic advice, people would find their own solutions.

For instance, a recent, widely read Atlantic article asked, "Did Christianity Cause the Crash?" In the U.S. it could be easily argued that theological justification for risky financial choices could lead to defaults on loans, irrational expectations for improved financial prospects, and an overly generous belief in one's own material worth.

People who volunteer for military service or act bravely in battle consciously risk giving up most of their Biblically allotted threescore and ten, and for some this choice is both wise and generous beyond belief.

He is the most extraordinary host, and loving friend, I know – the first to step behind the bar to mix a drink, generous beyond belief and always with an eye on everyone at the party, ensuring they're happy and fed and feeling at home.

But I won't, as he is beyond-belief generous and has given me bulbs and seeds of this beauty.

He praises, too, his generous instincts and his belief that politics must have high ambitions.

Critics complained that ratio is too generous, underscoring a widespread belief among the public and politicians in Britain that bankers are overpaid.

My life could have gone in any direction, but with a little help from generous people and a belief in myself, I was able to persevere and flourish.

This outstanding four-disc box set contains much of Bennett's finest work, ranging in settings from Morecambe to Moscow and is testimony to his acute ear, sharp eye and generous mind and his belief in the old Yorkshire adage that "there's nowt so queer as folk".

Like the conviction that undocumented immigrants somehow have access to generous welfare benefits, a belief that most public employees are paid far more than they're worth -- and therefore that public wages and pensions can be slashed dramatically without harming the quality of public services or the workforce more broadly -- may prove durable despite mountains of evidence to the contrary.

Rothfeld was selected as this year's honoree because of his belief in and generous support of Community Impact's work through the years.