Sentence examples for widespread convictions from inspiring English sources
Rawls's first principle accords with widespread convictions about the importance of equal basic rights and liberties.
Here I will argue that occult concepts of language are indeed amenable to serious historiographic study, widespread convictions to the contrary notwithstanding.
Carnap sets as his task the development of a quantitative concept of probability that will clarify and explicate these widespread convictions.
Her analysis of the economic pressures, the environmental risks, and the ideological pretenses that underline organic production challenges widespread convictions.
THERE is a widespread conviction among Italians that, after London's bombs, they are next.
The Marlowe myth has gained additional momentum from the widespread conviction that the playwright was gay.
The widespread conviction among European governments that the system is dysfunctional means that they increasingly opt for national action.
As I talk to people these days, there seems to be widespread conviction that stocks are expensive, and that getting into the market now is highly risky.
But it announced no new measures, reflecting in part the widespread conviction that Europe is the cause of the current problem, and that Europe needs to fix it.
The content of the newspaper reports was electric given the widespread conviction among Egyptians that the Mubarak family spent decades siphoning funds from the public trough.
Kennedy felt that he had to redouble his efforts because of the widespread conviction that no Roman Catholic candidate could be elected president.
