Sentence examples for increasing belief from inspiring English sources

"Harsh" statistics, one commentator said of Israelis' increasing belief in God; "a worrisome finding," said another.

This was evident at this time by his increasing belief in the use of communications to bring mankind together in what he called the "global village".

There is an increasing belief in the need to make sure that women from all different backgrounds feel engaged with feminism on campus.

The biggest source of optimism among opponents is the increasing belief that the polling on which Trump draws his confidence is profoundly flawed.

She represents, in its most extreme form, the increasing belief that the balance of MPs' time and work should tilt heavily towards their constituencies.

But here in Mexico, there is an increasing belief that Nafta, despite drawing an enormous amount of investment to the country, has been a big disappointment.

Thereafter Marseille marauded forward with increased belief and the decisive goal came just before the hour.

In fact, for contentious issues, having a greater understanding of the information can actually increase belief polarization, leading people with opposing views to end up even further apart.

Solicitors for the victims welcomed the report but said it would increase belief among victims that there had been a cover-up.

Rather than change minds, the tag actually increased belief in the false claim for those audiences who were already inclined to believe it.

There is evidence that viewing the Oliver Stone movie JFK (1991) increased belief in a conspiracy to assassinate Kennedy and decreased belief in the official account that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.