Sentence examples for imposed beliefs from inspiring English sources
A folk sage is a highly intelligent and good narrator of traditionally imposed beliefs and myths.
He is an outcome of cynicism and an imposed belief that there is nothing we can really do to overcome this corporate neoliberal imperialist racist sexist homphobic earth-hating transphobic system.
Yet look beneath the rhetoric with a just eye and you will discover that we are not fanatics who want to impose beliefs that others don't share.
And Savonarola Gingrich will swoop into schools, "from primary to university level," to see who's "forcing students to violate their conscience by forcibly imposing beliefs about sexual orientation, gender, same-sex 'marriage' and abortion".
As Haredi men occupy more government positions, they can impose beliefs on a greater portion of the secular majority.
From an embarrassing history of pathologizing human behavior, applying crude "treatments," and imposing beliefs about societal welfare on vulnerable populations, we haven't come very far in the past century.
Is this case really about a burden on their own religious beliefs or an attempt to impose their beliefs on others?
It was expected that one could pursue his or her religious beliefs as desired, but must not impose those beliefs upon the rest of the populace.
Never impose your beliefs on someone else, and never question their beliefs.
I would say that you have the right to your beliefs, but you don't have the right to impose those beliefs.
"Religious liberty gives you a right to your beliefs, but it doesn't give you the right to impose your beliefs on others or harm others, including to discriminate against others," Melling said.
