Sentence examples for less belief from inspiring English sources

Only Greeks and Italians professed less belief in the benefits of economic union than the French, according to Pew.

"There is far less belief in what the EU is selling than there was in 2004, the time of the first big enlargement (of the bloc)," Hill said.

Samuel Eto'o, in whom he has invested so much faith, played unimpressively in front of them and later made way for Fernando Torres, in whom Mourinho seems to have far less belief.

Participants who received the real brain treatment expressed less bias against immigrants and also less belief in God, according to a study published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience. .

As an industrial nation we tend to have less faith in science than other nations, and we have even less belief in the soft sciences.

The practitioners expressed less belief that clinical guidelines could be useful for their practice.

Greater improvement in interference of pain in daily life (MPI) was associated with more interference of pain (MPI) at baseline (P < 0.001), less anxiety (HADS) (P = 0.03), stronger beliefs in personal control (IPQ) (P < 0.004), less beliefs in consequences (IPQ) (P < 0.001), male gender (P = 0.02), and a higher level of education (P= 0.003, P = 0.03).

For this reason, we naturally attribute to the subject in the high standards case either less confident belief or confident belief along with a state of evidence assessment that precedes fixed belief (2008, 289).

If someone chooses to believe that God wants her to suffer through a terminal illness that's her decision, but when you force the rest of us to obey laws based on evidence-less beliefs it's wrong and needs to be stopped.

It's less about belief, less about hope, than about a practical need for definitions I can live with.

The Hummer also reflected a slightly less convincing belief that the American appetite for cars would for all eternity remain large.