Sentence examples for that deeply held from inspiring English sources

I guess I'm tired of religious groups operating secular enterprises (hospitals, schools), hiring people of multiple faiths, serving the general public, taking taxpayer dollars — and then claiming that deeply held religious beliefs should exempt them from public policy.

But the severity of the violence suggests that deeply held hatred in the city, buried during five decades of military rule, is surfacing with the country's newfound democratic freedoms.

She has shown that deeply held Labour values need not go hand in hand with an antagonistic approach to those who didn't vote Labour last time.

Her firm belief that deeply held convictions should never be compromised by consensus was her great strength and, at the same time, her greatest weakness.

In here each drag of her cigarette flies in the face of that deeply held taboo.

Everything he said or did in the year he was San Francisco supervisor flowed from that deeply held belief.

But that runs against the deeply held libertarian ethos of the Internet.

Richard Dawkins controversially asserts that, "it can be plausibly argued that a deeply held belief [in hell] might cause a child more long-lasting mental trauma than the temporary embarrassment of mild physical abuse".

Recently, Litz and colleagues [ 119] put forth the construct of moral injury, arguing that particularly with combat trauma, individuals may act in ways that contradict deeply held moral beliefs or experience conflict about the unethical behaviors of others.

For rural palliative care this entails focussing on the system issues that violate deeply held rural values and seeking to provide healthcare in a way that optimizes rather than undermines rural capacity.

Mr. Lieberman demonstrates that people of religious faith can, and do, disagree on important political issues that imply deeply held moral beliefs.