Sentence examples for take belief from inspiring English sources

"We'll just take belief from it.

"We've just beaten a side who were the top qualifier from the other group, who defeated India, so why not take belief from it?

It means the British No 1 is the clear underdog ahead of the match but he has stretched Djokovic before and can take belief from others who have turned the tide.

One might instead take belief to be represented by a function that maps events to intervals of the real line, or to sets of real numbers (Weichselberger 2000).

"Everyone was thinking that Brazil were going to beat us but we can take belief from that result and we think we can beat anyone in this tournament".

Contemporary discussions of belief are often embedded in more general discussions of the propositional attitudes; and treatments of the propositional attitudes often take belief as the first and foremost example.

The object-centered theory allows us to take belief-ascriptions to non-linguistic creatures to be literally true.

We have seen versions of it which take beliefs, propositions, or interpreted sentences to be the primary bearers of truth.

Though it is somewhat more delicate, something similar can be said for coherence theories, which usually take beliefs, or whole systems of beliefs, as the primary truth-bearers.

This does suggest an irrealism at least with respect to the sorts of things Fodor and Dretske take beliefs to be; though it is not the view that there is simply nothing in the world that makes intentional explanations true.

They are empiricists in taking experience as the ultimate arbitrator of our beliefs; they are holists in that they take beliefs to answer to experience as whole in Quine's phrase, as a "web of belief"—rather than one-by-one.