Sentence examples for whatever belief from inspiring English sources

There is so much more to say and think about here, whatever one believes, or whatever belief one feels estranged from.

The presence of suffering, then, does not disprove the existence of God, but it does confirm us in whatever belief system we already had.

Whatever belief is, it should be possible for rational agents to make plausible inferences about the beliefs of other agents.

An ideologue will seem well versed in whatever belief system this person is committed to, and will often quote facts and statistics as if they are rehearsed.

If whatever belief you have doesn't seem all that clear to you, make some research and see it still suits you.

Whatever beliefs we have about the photograph of Gödel, they have no bearing on the fundamental question of whether it is a photograph of Gödel (or whether it refers to Gödel).

On its own, apart from whatever beliefs a viewer might bring to it, "The Passion of the Christ" never provides a clear sense of what all of this bloodshed was for, an inconclusiveness that is Mr. Gibson's most serious artistic failure.

That's because they justify us only in conjunction with whatever beliefs their best explanation brings in.

If history teaches us anything it's that hatred and cruelty are permanent human flaws, which find expression whatever beliefs people may profess.

You may hold whatever beliefs you like, and no harm will come to you.

I wanted to make sure that whatever beliefs she formed, they were of her own making, not mine.