Sentence examples for sustained belief from inspiring English sources

But sustained belief by investors that JPMorgan's broader spread of retail and other businesses offers more of a cushion for shareholders surely isn't lost on Goldman's board.

The continued success is partly a result of maintaining investment but also a sustained belief in the system that has been created to support it.

The savory courses are divided into three categories -- almost raw, barely touched and lightly cooked -- which underscore Le Bernardin's sustained belief in the sacredness of piscine flesh.

His illustration was the sustained belief in microscope images despite the major change in the theory of the microscope when Abbe pointed out the importance of diffraction in its operation.

Different players draw on different things to develop and sustain belief.

America has never been equal to its rhetoric, and sometimes it can sustain belief in itself only by forgetting.

For the rest of his thinking life, Nietzsche strove to sustain belief in the possibility of the flight; that is, in a new future for humanity.

Yet he rarely acknowledged that his chancellor's slash-and-burn approach to public spending was hurting the very people he had promised to help, and there was too much talk of the ideological desirability of shrinking the state to sustain belief that the cuts were merely a short-term necessity.

How can you not sustain belief when you hail from Rozellville, which as Seubert said, is "in the center of the state, where two highways meet a couple of dirt roads?" Or about 90 minutes on the highway from where Seubert and the Giants will knock frozen helmets with the Packers on Sunday night, as they brave winter's wrath for the right to bask in Super Bowl glory.

I argue, instead, that James's work suggests responses that reflect his thinking about the limits and meaning of possibility and about sustaining belief in a transcendent force.

Since teachers' evolutionary beliefs are known to be an important factor relating to the instructional time devoted to evolution (Moore 2007, 2008), sustaining belief change is a particularly salient feature of evaluating PD impacts.