Sentence examples for sincerely held that from inspiring English sources

All of us in the media and the blogosphere need to be careful about spreading claims, however widely and sincerely held, that lack proper scientific support.

And what about sincerely held beliefs that are not religious?

They can be sincerely held beliefs that are protected by the First Amendment.

The argument is that it is a sincerely held belief that same-sex marriage is harmful to children and to society and thus, good folks exist on both sides of the argument.

They take their human and constitutional right to express sincerely held religious perspectives that condemn homosexuality and same-sex marriage and infuse those positions with inflammatory descriptions of gay people as dirty, promiscuous, and self-destructive, rather than talking about homosexuality in terms of Biblical doctrine, morality, and "tradition".

He says it is his sincerely held belief that the proposals in the motion for councils to be allowed to pool borrowing will allow more homes to be built.

She added: "I think it's a sincerely held view that the best way to resolve this matter is to be as accommodating as possible to the Israeli government, to seek influence with them and through that to try and move them to a more positive decision.

Many of the activities and laws around abortion are based on the sincerely held belief that life begins with conception," MacNaughton said.

It's good for Davis, because she was caught between her "sincerely held belief" that same-gender couples could not be married and her job in Kentucky where she was required to issue marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples on account of the recent change in the nation's laws.

"The outcome we're shooting for is that people who hold sincerely held religious beliefs that human life doesn't begin at conception aren't subjected to informed consent laws," he said.

"If it is a sincerely held religious belief that it offends the owner's beliefs to participate in that wedding ceremony, absolutely," Jindal said when Todd asked him if a restaurant should be legally allowed to refuse to cater a same-sex wedding.