Sentence examples for shared belief among from inspiring English sources
There was a shared belief among the players that they could and should have done more to win.
Political language has shifted, he writes in "The Guilt of Nations"(W.W. Norton), from machtpolitik, the politics of power, to a shared belief among nations in the rights of individuals and groups.
Fair or not, these criticisms are crystallizing into a shared belief among many: Obama is burning bridges with the Jewish community in order to build bridges to the Muslim world.
This kind of argument does not erode trust; in fact, it may even reinforce trust by cementing a shared belief among team members that they are all in this together and focused on achieving the same thing.
As Mr. Simitis was telling one group of reporters that the evolving draft of the constitution reflected a shared belief among all the union's members in "a federal kind of Europe," Mr. Blair was telling another group of reporters that Britain was adamant about "a Europe of nations, not a federal superstate".
"We later learned it was actually code for the unstated but shared belief among some of our professors that our class wasn't likely to produce many Supreme Court clerks," Klobuchar wrote in her just-released book, The Senator Next Door, a forthright and often witty memoir that includes reflections on her time at the Law School.
The soma cult exhibits a number of similarities to the corresponding haoma cult of the ancient Iranians and is suggestive of shared beliefs among the ancient Indo-Europeans in a kind of elixir of the gods.
In spite of such a strategy endorsed by the central government, only in recent years did a shared belief develop among local governments and firms that technology advancement and innovation are the key to economic growth.
Chief among them is the shared belief that primary law belongs to the public: not to states, governments, or corporations; but to you.
2. shared belief in open content distribution.
