Sentence examples for whose beliefs from inspiring English sources

These are often Sufis, whose beliefs are rejected by Isis".

The Yazidis are a religious sect whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle-Eastern religions.

It is shaped by its managers whose beliefs are coloured by past and present events.

Even -- or perhaps especially -- a reader whose beliefs are being mocked.

It is a monotheistic religion whose beliefs include reincarnation and influence from Islamic and Greek philosophy.

They meet a clarinet playing Jewish man, whose beliefs conflict with the Swallow Man's.

A man whose beliefs subject him to plenty of rules; and a man as free as a bird.

His grave lies desecrated because he hailed from the minority Ahmadi community, whose beliefs many Pakistanis take to be heretical.

In our present climate, it is often the most extreme and violent adherents whose beliefs are disseminated.

Violent attacks against this group, whose beliefs are considered heretical by many conservative Muslims, have increased significantly.

Among leaders, whose beliefs in their powers to intervene effectively have had plenty of reinforcement, that tendency is surely amplified.