Sentence examples for wave of belief from inspiring English sources

The challenge is trusting that the next wave of belief will come when I'm not feeling it.

I became aware of how the wave of extended beliefs create a devastating ripple effect carried throughout our body, mind and spirit, touching everything we hold sacred, including our relationships.

His side is awash with confidence and the waves of self-belief crashed down on the illustrious visitors once he had spoken to his men at the interval.

They brought with them from Cuba — and this generalization holds, I think, even for the first wave of refugees — a consensus belief in the efficacy of the welfare state.

Dick Weil, Pimco's chief operating officer, told the newspaper that the unusual strategy reflected Pimco's belief that the wave of redundancies triggered by the credit crisis had made available a number of highly skilled Wall Street operators.

A wave of thinkpieces aimed at explaining the belief system's relationship to mainstream Islam surged across media landscape after the attack.

Precisely because it was rooted in a firmly-established body of past belief, Conscience rode the wave of that generation.

The most exciting thing about financial innovation is the potential breadth of its impact, and it's our belief that the next wave of consumer financial services will mean more efficient, more fair and more valuable services for people.

Cycles of belief and loss of belief.

"There's a diversity of belief here".

(But questions of belief haunt the show.