Sentence examples for secure a belief from inspiring English sources
And if this is so, then the argument would secure a belief about the external world only on the presupposition of metaphysical idealism, and this is one of the ways in which anti-skeptical transcendental arguments might be doomed according to Stroud's 1968 critique.
Many of them have been put through the country's universities by parents scrimping and saving to pay fees of up to 40% of the average annual income, in the belief that this would secure a good career and a better life.
Josh Davey retains belief that Scotland can secure a maiden World Cup victory despite facing Sri Lanka and co-hosts Australia in their final two games.
The only variable significantly associated with internship workplace preference was the student's belief that he or she would secure a residency in the desired specialty (Table 2).
It could also undermine E.U. members' belief that any concessions would be sufficient to secure a yes vote in Britain.
Relationships and a sense of community, a secure home; a secure job, and a belief that life will get better for us and our children - the building blocks of "the good life", but what do they mean today as we grapple with globalisation, austerity, immigration, insecurities and uncertainty about the future?
But first you need to secure the belief of the local population.
Epstein secured a tiny record deal with Parlophone because of his enthusiasm and belief that they would be a hit.
He therefore exudes an aura of unquestionable confidence when striding into an aircraft cabin, secure in the belief that, if the worst happens and both pilots have the fish, he could take charge of the cockpit and calmly land the plane, Sullenberger-style.
