Sentence examples for the same core beliefs from inspiring English sources

Although they share a lot of the same core beliefs, creationists and geocentrics aren't always on the same wrong page.

The insecurities they battle and perpetuate through creating these mental and emotional prisons of fear all stem for the same core beliefs that keeps each one of them from the liberation and connection that raw vulnerability brings.

Although Thiel and Trump seem to differ on several key policy issues, it's easy to see how they might share the same core belief — that they're using the power their money has given them to stand up to a powerful establishment.

Whoever the bogeyman, the conservative response springs from the same core belief that too much government assistance causes the problem it's supposed to solve, and that any decent person can make it in America if he or she tries hard enough.

Nobody expects men to act as a monolith, holding the same core values and beliefs.

Both instruments share the same core items.

But the hilarious thing is the phrase which appears with the exact same wording twice in the article -- the core beliefs of the Republican Party (according to Boehner): "freedom, opportunity, security, and individual liberty".

Many of them are suspicious of the later incarnations of New Labour, not because it reached an accommodation with wealth and business, but because it seemed to worship at the same altar, to regard the party's core beliefs in redistribution and equality as childish fantasies from a past age.

As a Christian, I see Catholics as my brothers and sisters in Christ -- sharing the same ancient creed and core beliefs.

Gov. George W. Bush's letter to Cardinal John O'Connor (front page, Feb. 28) tarnishes him even more deeply when he refers to "Catholics as my brothers and sisters in Christ -- sharing the same ancient creed and core beliefs".

Scrooge's happy ending is therefore entirely in keeping with the cherished core beliefs of capitalism.