Sentence examples for one common belief from inspiring English sources

One common belief is that alcohol causes "self-inflation".

"America is not a country which needs to demand conformity of all its people, for its strength lies in all our diversities converging in one common belief, that of the importance of freedom as the essence of our country".

These policies, for the most part, stem from one common belief: better teachers mean better schools.

If there is one common belief, it is hostility toward the government's Internet controls.

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Many of the people we asked held one common belief: Being bilingual, and especially multilingual, can help facilitate your travels.

The way Rove talks publicly about these maneuvers is influenced by a desire not to give away trade secrets and by what appears to be a sincere belief (one common, however, in aggressive people) that it is his bad fortune to be up against unusually ruthless, unfair opponents — the likes of Jane Fonda and Barbra Streisand and the N.A.A.C.P.

Further analysis revealed that, contrary to common belief, one strand of the heterochromatin DNA was actually being transcribed in wild-type cells and this was being turned-over by the RNAi machinery.

Amid all the nation's beliefs, one common practice stands out: whatever their religion, Americans pray a great deal.

Despite the common belief that one should always play dead when approached by a bear, Stasyszyn says, this actually is only effective in a defensive attack.

They respectfully got along and while we came from different parts of the world...we all had one common value, love and a belief in God.