Sentence examples for intense belief from inspiring English sources

The infusion of Hispanic and African Catholics to the U.S., with their more intense belief in the supernatural, has brought a fresh demand.

Current and former colleagues say his investment approach is characterized by an intense belief that quantitative research takes the guesswork out of stock picking.

Friends of the victims described Ms. Johnson and Mr. Crouse as devoted Christians who had joined the center because of an intense belief in missionary work.

His intense belief in strict monotheism and in the evils of image worship began early and probably was derived from Islam, because at first he had no knowledge of Christianity.

Intense belief, incantations, secrecy and all-male rituals breed perversions and danger, abusing women and children and infecting young men with frenzy, no matter what the name of the faith.

He was fired not by ambition, but by an intense belief in administering justice to a subject people and, where possible, to improving the appalling conditions under which they lived.

Through continuous online contact, such communities bind dispersed individuals with intense beliefs who might never have met one another in the past.

These intense beliefs are not likely to be resolved by a new party leader, a referendum promise or a net migration target.

For example, exposing people to balanced political news generally leads them to hold more intense beliefs than they held beforehand.

On the other hand, I had this intense belief--maybe the right side of my brain--that this was a good, powerful and important thing.

In the same moment, I had an intense feeling and belief that all would be better in my life if I just killed myself.