Sentence examples for historical belief from inspiring English sources
But ultimately this all rests on a historical belief about what Jesus and his apostles did or didn't do.
The building has a postmodernist flavour: it playfully acknowledges the historical belief, going back at least to Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc and continuing through Modernism, in the truthful exposure of the structural bones of a building.
Septic cardiomyopathy is remarkably common in sepsis, despite a historical belief that sepsis was primarily or exclusively a hyperdynamic state [5, 6].
Take experiential foundationalism first; suppose it seems to me that I remember reading that Kennedy loved green tea but that in fact I've never read any such thing and that any historical belief I possess comes with a strong conviction (a "memory seeming") that I acquired the belief by reading it in a very reputable publication.
Contrary to historical belief, rosacea patients have the highest comorbidity of depression, while alcohol abuse has a very mild association.
This study intended to investigate whether potential risk factors based on historical belief contribute to the development of ulnar nerve compression at the elbow.
Because of historical beliefs and a lot of inconclusive and misleading research, plenty of folks assume that the moon has some sway over human behavior.
"Contrary to historical beliefs, the experience of positive emotion during bereavement is not unusual, but relatively common and may be a signal of healthy adjustment". The study was supported, in part, by the National Institute on Aging and National Institute of Mental Health.
This practice seems mainly based on historical beliefs and an incomplete or incorrect understanding of the pathophysiology of sepsis.
Many believe the connection between beauty and fair skin arises from age-old historical beliefs that are now perpetuated in advertisements for fairness creams.
Rittner disproved the prevailing historical beliefs concerning the sophistication and structure of the tavern.
