Sentence examples for troubled belief from inspiring English sources

In Loy's view, modern capitalistic culture is a troubled belief system that is dogged by insecurity.

"We were extremely troubled by Adams' belief that an applicant's 'ethnic background' was something that should be an 'important consideration' in a pardon decision".

Too eager to share this belief are troubled large businesses, which trek to Washington for salvation.

One misconception that troubled him was a persistent belief that he had once worked on Wall Street.

Those with strong religious beliefs are especially troubled by the prospect of such enhancements, seeing them as meddling with nature.

Nor does economic class much trouble our belief in universal attainment.

Stranger yet is the fact that behind these remarks we can see the exact value assumption that's gotten us in trouble: The belief that higher wages mean a higher value to our society.

Children are not used as informants in this intervention, for two reasons: the belief that children could not provide reliable and accurate information and the belief that children should not be troubled with questions about maltreatment.

The event's website characterized the participants as any who feel their beliefs to be aligned with Kelly and Dehlin and who are troubled by the LDS Church's disciplinary actions.

Yesterday morning: Sadgrove letter Michael Sadgrove, the Dean of Durham, writes in an open letter that he finds the Italian's stated beliefs "deeply troubling".

The fact that he chose representatives from movements that are antigay, anti-Muslim, anti-Buddhist, antichoice, who believe that foreign policy toward Israel and the Middle East should be determined by religious beliefs, is troubling.