Sentence examples for universal belief from inspiring English sources

The apparently universally unnoticed loathesomeness of the word 'blog', and the apparently universal belief that what it represents is the future, when what it represents is infantile wibble.

It is an almost universal belief that teenagers are trouble.

It's a universal belief -- not just in our little country.

But it has the strength of a common language and universal belief.

The sky seen as a sacred entity is an all but universal belief.

An almost universal belief persists in Afghanistan that the original Durand agreement was valid only for 100 years.

They therefore distinguished between "revealed religions" (which they rejected), such as Christianity, and "natural religion", a set of universal beliefs derived from the natural world that demonstrated God's existence (they were, thus, not atheists).

But it is informed by the age-old, near-universal belief in a profound link between mankind and nature.

Despite the unravelling of Iraq and an almost-universal belief that the invasion was a mistake, Mr Blair's certainties remain ironclad.

In the same way, the very fact that belief in God appears to be hard-wired into us, that theism of some kind is the default human position from which only a historically tiny minority of people, mostly limited to wealthy countries, dissent, means that study of that near-universal belief is valuable.

One of the most remarkable features of Guatemalans' response to the crime surge is the near-universal belief that a massive front of organized crime has developed in the country with the help of ex-military leaders.