Sentence examples for simple beliefs from inspiring English sources

However, the Tory leader countered: "I have some simple beliefs.

"I have simple beliefs: that there is such a thing as society.

Ewing also says that "Belief is both prize and battlefield", and what Mitchell does is embody simple beliefs and make them vital and important.

Drawing to a close a determined and relatively glitch-free four-day gathering, which nevertheless saw the Conservatives' polls lead drop four points, Cameron said he had some simple beliefs: in family community, country.

At least, for simple beliefs like that Ramey sings, the proposition has the same subject predicate structure as the sentence.

My only claim here is that many relatively simple beliefs we form about the external world typically depend for their justification on background beliefs; and background beliefs are memory beliefs.

I have a very simple belief.

Behind these last two proposals is a simple belief.

It all comes from a simple belief that theatre is for everyone.

All fundamentalisms harken back to a supposedly purer historical era of simple belief.

Magna Carta's history is one of innocent faith in democracy and a simple belief in rights.