Sentence examples for robust belief from inspiring English sources

"He had, shall we say, a very robust belief in his abilities," Mr. Quarmyne said.

The hope would be to contrast the entire minimalist package with robust truth, robust truth-conditionality, and robust belief.

Non-cognitivism would then be committed to the view that moral judgements did not express robust belief (Sinclair 2006; McDonald 2012).

Robust Belief: \(B_i^r(E =\{w \mid v\in E, \mbox{ for all } v \mbox{ with } w \preceq_i v\}\) So, \(E\) is robustly believed if it is true in all worlds more plausible then the current world.

But he is unabashed about his robust beliefs on the hidden imam.

Considering the empirical evidence, none of these are robust beliefs.

Minimal beliefs would need only to be states of mind expressed in assertions by indicative sentences, while robust beliefs would meet some stronger requirement of representationality (Blackburn 2006).

According to his biographer Bolitho, "This was Jinnah's glorious hour: his arduous political campaigns, his robust beliefs and claims, were at last justified".

Robust confidence beliefs (the ability to maintain confidence beliefs in the face of adversity) have been highlighted as an important characteristic that contributes to the make up of mentally tough athletes.

French secularism and the loss of the historic Catholic faith has left the French open to new, more robust metaphysical beliefs.

I tell Palin how I've always felt that his manner betrays both the deference that can be a legacy of a Northern industrial upbringing (where artistic ambition, in the 1950s, might have risked inviting ridicule) and the robust self-belief instilled by a boarding-school education.