Sentence examples for stated belief from inspiring English sources

This came despite Stirling's clearly stated belief that personnel changes could be made.

One obvious problem for many porn users is the conflict between their stated belief in equality and respect for women, and the material they're watching in private.

The mayor also reiterated his previously stated belief that police officers, like members of some of the city's religious and ethnic minorities, are often the subject of prejudice.

This policy creates alignment between the stated belief that downtime is important, and the behaviors of the staff that contribute to the culture.

With Gov. George W. Bush's backing and his somberly stated belief that "justice is being done," the State of Texas tonight executed Gary Graham, who had been convicted for the 1981 murder of a man outside a Houston supermarket.

But his frequently stated belief in minimal government interference with the economy — the doctrine of laissez-faire — should not be taken as passive acceptance of the depredations of capitalism.

Administration officials say Mr. Obama holds back weapons for Ukraine because of his oft-stated belief that there is "no military solution" to the conflict with Russia and because he wishes to avoid an escalation.

It's quite possible that a fair and thorough investigation will confirm the president's oft-stated belief that neither he nor his campaign was guilty of any improper activity.

Trump also asserted his oft-stated belief that the United States bungled its exit from the country by not taking Iraq's oil.

It brings to mind the oft-stated belief that if the press really wanted to punish Ms. Palin, they would ignore her.

His often-stated belief was that the actor's duty was not to over-elaborate or over-complicate, not to draw unnecessary attention to himself or his art, but to express an author's intentions as purely as possible.