Sentence examples for rather belief from inspiring English sources

Regarding Mr. Zimmerman's wounds, Mr. O'Mara also noted that injuries were not criteria for legally valid claims of self-defense; rather, belief of impending death or great harm was enough.

The movie targets viewers who want to be kidded into believing in their own sophistication by the sheer privilege of having been born later, flattered into belief in their own progressiveness because of their greater fund of knowledge, because of their awareness — or, rather, belief, as reinforced in a movie such as "Brooklyn" — in the mentally impoverished naïveté of the modern past.

It is possible, then, that the output of the language processing mechanism is not simply belief in what was said, but rather belief simply that it has been said.

The politics of this are split not between party lines, but rather belief or disbelief.

"They were not negative perceptions," he added, but rather beliefs that the Postal Service "was not as relevant or contemporary as we'd like or as we needed to portray".

Rather, a belief is justified by being part of a larger body of beliefs that fit together well, that cohere.

It is a matter of strategy rather than belief.

People are stressing the importance of behavior rather than belief.

Most of them have been inspired by business rather than belief.

Mr. Sharon has also advanced reasons of security, rather than belief, for holding on to the territories.

Neo-Pagan religions focus on experience, rather than belief, and many contemporary practitioners have had mystical experiences.