Sentence examples for unconditional belief from inspiring English sources

Instead, Stoudemire spoke about his course of rehabilitation, the brittle nature of his profession and his unconditional belief that "miracles can happen every day".

With "South Pacific," adapted from James Michener's stories of American military men and women far from home during World War II — which, like the musical, won a Pulitzer Prize — Mr. Sher doesn't apologize for such potentially dated elements as yesteryear's progressive political conscience or an unconditional belief in love at first sight.

For the first 18 months of her association with Britten, Imogen kept a diary which, Grogan says, forms a record of her "unconditional belief in Britten's achievement and status, and her absolute devotion to his work".

The reality they share is too complicated for unconditional beliefs.

This may explain why the unconditional beliefs were associated not only with social anxiety but also with depression.

Interestingly, the unconditional beliefs of the SBSA were not related to social anxiety over and above the STABS.

Against prediction, the unconditional beliefs subscale was not uniquely related to social anxiety over and above the other measure of core beliefs characteristic of social phobia.

In contrast, the unconditional beliefs (e.g., "People think I'm inferior") contain a social element, which may explain the relationship between this belief type and social anxiety.

However, unconditional beliefs also contain a negative self-evaluative component (e.g., I'm inferior) and can be considered absolute, global, and conclusive in nature (Wong & Moulds, 2011a).

The unconditional beliefs subscale was not a significant predictor of the SPS when it was entered as a predictor following the STABS subscales.

In the original analyses, the unconditional beliefs subscale also had unique and significant positive associations with both the SPS and DASS depression.