Sentence examples for overarching belief from inspiring English sources

Before, having one overarching belief was central to life, guiding our choices.

Though we caught glimpses of forgiveness on Twitter from people willing to overlook Armstrong's doping because of his charity work, the overarching belief seems to be that Armstrong got what he deserved.

In the world – and this was a conviction that developed in office from the time of the successful endeavour in the Balkans to prevent Slobodan Milosevic from slaughtering the Kosovans – the overarching belief was that democracies should not stand by when bad things are happening in other places.

Not just in the lack of sensitivity, but the overarching belief that nothing trumps personal agenda.

On the other hand, "La Edad de Oro" also advances better understanding of the island's overarching belief system.

The overarching belief of those who have decided to live in PoC households is that it has come out of necessity due to the prejudice they've faced growing up black, brown or Asian in the UK.

Key overarching themes of necessity beliefs and concerns emerged strongly through the first few interviews and were noted to differ and evolve throughout the patient journey; thus, subsequent analysis was informed, but not constrained, by the necessity concerns model.

A former tenured professor at a midwestern university who has served as a department chair and been a member of multiple hiring committees, Kelsky is able to recognize and interpret both the overarching patterns of behavior and belief that shape the faculty job application process and the small but significant details that can strengthen or undermine interactions with decision makers. .

Contrary to studies that have examined only one or two health outcomes in the same sample (for exceptions see ), which makes it difficult to identify overarching patterns in interrelationships among causal beliefs and other variables, this study examines multifactorial beliefs about five chronic conditions: cancer, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension.

From these finding two overarching themes emerged: Children and young people beliefs and perceptions that they 'could do anything' that their peers did in relation to physical activity; and Parental beliefs that they 'would do anything' to enable this to happen.

Ultimately, it came down to the Bible's overarching themes of love and compassion and my belief that we are all children of God".