Fundamentally, it is a set of beliefs on how to behave.
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But it has helped underpin a toxic set of beliefs about poverty and race.
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Kimberly had a fixed set of beliefs, things she believed were real and right.
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Who, let alone military officer, has no "set of beliefs and policies," regardless of voting?
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Islam is a religion; it's a set of beliefs, a bunch of ideas in a book.
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With our close friends, we share a set of beliefs, which make us comfortable and relaxed.
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"I didn't want to become a megaphone for any one particular set of beliefs," she said.
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But, at their core, candidates should share fidelity to a common governing philosophy or set of beliefs.
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But, usually, they have a certain core set of beliefs on which they are unwilling to bend.
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Because I hold one set of beliefs about right and wrong, I am subject to federal law.
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But under that umbrella, there are a number of factions, each slightly different in its set of beliefs.
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Are we to assume that if he doesn't vote, he would have no "set of beliefs and policies"?
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Working out precisely what that means is challenging: the alt-right does not have a unified set of beliefs.
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Trump has no guiding set of beliefs about anything beyond what is good for him in the short-term.
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Terror suspects have no set profile, no race and no static ideology or hard line prescribed set of beliefs.
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Magic has its own logic; one doesn't so much suspend disbelief as exchange one set of beliefs for another.
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If you have a core set of beliefs, why wouldn't you use these techniques to convince people they're true?
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But Ms. Gamberoni said she wanted to dig a bit deeper to understand a different set of beliefs better.
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We're trying to wake up not just to a new set of beliefs, but to our place in the river.
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When I look back at my previous set of beliefs, it's almost as if they belonged to a different person.
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Sooner or later, one has to produce a coherent set of beliefs around which to explain and build future policies.
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It's a struggle for anybody to take their paradigms and set of beliefs and understandings and completely flip the script.
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Some observers have tried to identify something like a Trump doctrine, a unifying set of beliefs that would govern his actions.
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"I didn't want to become a megaphone for any one particular set of beliefs," Atwood told the New Yorker in April.
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Despite this new push, Trump's past statements reveal a very different set of beliefs when it comes to supporting working women.
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They can't just say that, though, so they have to retrofit a set of beliefs that justify inaction on climate change.
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He is someone driven far more by the desire to make deals than he is in a certain set of beliefs.
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It doesn't preach; it doesn't demonize or lionize; it doesn't nobly set out to illustrate a set of beliefs or ideals.
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Religious women in the U.S., specifically Catholic practitioners, have a diverse set of beliefs that do not always align with the Church's.
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"It's part of a system of practices that reinforce a set of beliefs about the differences between men and women," she said.
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Ableism, if you are unfamiliar with the term, is a set of beliefs that devalues people with physical, intellectual, or psychiatric disabilities.
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He said the bill violates the basic principles of equality and freedom of religion by favoring one particular set of beliefs over others.
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The trouble is I will have exercised a personal, partisan choice, committing myself to a candidate, party and set of beliefs and policies.
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While they have a diverse set of beliefs and interests, they share one core belief: Mainstream conservatism is full of politically correct sellouts.
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And its benefits do not depend on a set of beliefs about income and wealth that could yet turn out to be wrong. ■
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If you have people who believe the government is overregulating, how does that set of beliefs fit with being a victim of extreme pollution?
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It's a set of beliefs that the Confederate cause was a virtuous struggle against Northern aggression, and was either minimally or completely unrelated to slavery.
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" Jackie Singh, the founder of Spyglass Security, said that "those comments reflect a set of beliefs that many people pretend don't exist in our community.
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But if you're trying to predict the issues on which he'll stay the course, start with this narrow set of beliefs he's held for decades.
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Mr. Evola was a leading proponent of Traditionalism, a set of beliefs embraced by today's far-right that argues progress and equality are poisonous illusions.
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Qanon followers have been photographed at Trump rallies and inside the Oval Office, though in terms of raw numbers, it's a deeply fringe set of beliefs.
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It's negative partisanship: partisan identity motivated less by attachment to a given set of beliefs than by hatred and fear directed at a political out-group.
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But any culture comes with its, you know, the Upper West Side culture the New York Times comes out of comes with its set of beliefs.
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"I didn't want to become a megaphone for any one particular set of beliefs," Atwood is quoted as having said in a recent New Yorker profile.
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But they are also driven by their rivalry with Iran, and they depend for legitimacy on a clerical establishment dedicated to a reactionary set of beliefs.
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But honestly, part of the reason these stereotypes persist is that they affirm a certain set of beliefs about the world and Africa's place in it.
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For one, "Mandalorian" as we understand it at this point in the Star Wars timeline is less a race than it is a set of beliefs.
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"With them it is an instinct rather than an ideology — a culturally shaped set of beliefs and emotions rather than a set of ideas," Mead writes.
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But I'm a multi-faceted individual above all, and I can pick and choose what I like from any era or any particular set of beliefs.
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But in fact, all we have to do is go back in time 150 years to encounter a very different set of beliefs right here in America.
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Trump has no governing experience, no consistent set of beliefs (other than liking to win) and a penchant for saying ridiculous things like trade wars don't matter.
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Not only does it distract the opposition from working on a real set of beliefs and policies to sell to the voters, it also tends to backfire.
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Sam Altman, president of famed startup accelerator Y Combinator, said he's spoken to a group of tech leaders about creating a set of beliefs they all support.
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Here's what he says: The trouble is I will have exercised a personal, partisan choice, committing myself to a candidate, party and set of beliefs and policies.
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What seems to distinguish Trump from most politicians is that there is no obvious issue on which he has a set of beliefs that he considers sacrosanct.
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What has been happening for many years now, however, is that a set of beliefs has been advanced from Saudi Arabia that is, by any standard, extremist.
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" He added that those who followed Sharia law — a set of beliefs at the core of Islam — hold notions "ultimately incompatible with the Constitution of this nation.
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To enjoy this privileged status, religious communities must have a defined set of beliefs, their members must be recorded, and they must have historical and social significance.
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Stonehenge and the statues at Easter Island are eerie because we're not quite sure who made them and what set of beliefs made them meaningful at the time.
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One line of research, "intent-oriented," has converged on a consensus that what drives environmental behaviors is not any particular set of beliefs about the world, but identity.
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Ferriss, who considers himself "very socially liberal," told Business Insider that the tech scene can be punishing for people who don't subscribe to the same set of beliefs.
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My husband and I have deep convictions which go to the core of who we are, so sharing a set of beliefs is key component in our close friendships.
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Without explicitly espousing violence, these white-supremacist extremists can still recruit potential followers to a set of beliefs with deeply violent roots in Nazi Germany and the Jim Crow South.
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Mr Trump's world view is shaped by a set of beliefs that he has held since the 33s, argues Thomas Wright of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington.
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Based on my interviews, the majority of the middle class have a set of beliefs and philosophies that suggest success and money turns people into greedy, corrupt and uncaring oppressors.
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Leaving the church involves more than just renouncing a set of beliefs, says Martha Bradley-Evans, Dean of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Utah who specialises in the LDS church.
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It ought to be that the gospel and our shared set of beliefs and mission are so large that the other things, while they may make for great discussions, are secondary.
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Pelosi's predicament this week followed a familiar pattern that overshadowed former Republican House Speaker John Boehner: How to manage one party with a diverse set of beliefs about the most contentious issues.
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"It should reveal your understanding of the place you're trying to work at and a set of beliefs about how the things you're good at would help that place achieve its goals."
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But he also emphasized that all Americans held a shared set of beliefs, and expressed hope that the rights outlined by the Declaration of Independence would one day be granted to all.
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We have seen how this plays out and the outcome is clear — when we privilege one set of beliefs over what care people can and cannot access, the most vulnerable pay the price.
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Criticism as practiced by working critics, Oates asserts in her new collection of essays and reviews, inclines toward preaching or propaganda, always implicitly arguing for a set of beliefs about art or life.
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Here's a brief list of some of Facebook's beliefs about itself: This is just a (very) small sample of the enormous set of beliefs that Facebook has built around itself over the past decade.
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One of the quotes from the book is from "the way of the warrior" [Bushido, the code created by samurai in ancient Japan], where they say a culture is not a set of beliefs.
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And there is some evidence that Trump's supporters don't simply have a passive, tacit acceptance of an undesirable platform, but instead have an active set of beliefs that support what is deplorable in Trump.
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But at least political candidates have a platform, are at least moderately informed on the news, and stand for a relatively consistent set of beliefs, however heinous their opponents may think those beliefs are.
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Typically, archaeological sites containing monuments are the product of large, complex societies; it typically takes a lot of people to build large structures that are designed to convey a shared set of beliefs or values.
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There's a reason Jimmy Carter said he would support Donald Trump over me, because he said Donald Trump is malleable, he has no fixed set of beliefs... (BELL RINGS) ... whereas Ted Cruz is not malleable.
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Ahmed's narrow, austere, immature way of looking at the world is contrasted not with a rival set of beliefs, but with the patience of the people around him and the benevolence of the Belgian state.
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And that was intentional — even though Dow has his own set of beliefs, he says his goal is to be a "dispassionate advocate" for the people he interviews, rather than promoting any one set of ideas.
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My ability (most days) to support and show up for my career and family is thanks to a set of beliefs I established years ago, well before I became a mother, or even before I met my husband.
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"He's just a very effective executive and manager who's got a strong set of beliefs and value," Walter Isaacson, a senior advisor at Perella Weinberg and a longtime board member of Bloomberg Philanthropies, told CNBC in an interview.
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Ideology, a cousin of dogma which is something set forth as incontrovertible truth by someone in authority, is a strict set of beliefs that people hold to on an issue and from which they may not, sometimes cannot, waiver.
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" No. 249 Antakya, turkey This book chronicles the writer's trip to Antioch, the ancestral name of Antakya, hoping to follow the movements of early Christians and "write about faith as an action rather than just a set of beliefs.
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"It's a common experience to be someone with a crappy job who does not have an outlet for your set of beliefs and you feel insane because you're surrounded by liberals or Evangelicals or whatever stultifying milieu," he said.
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Most of them were erected decades after the end of the Civil War as a result of a revisionist set of beliefs often referred to as the "Lost Cause" that aimed to romanticize the Confederacy and downplay the issue of slavery.
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Now, I've had mixed experiences with treatments and products based off this ancient set of beliefs in the past — and no, I am not a fan of oil pulling — but I gave it a go for the sake of newness.
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"If you think your species is better, if you think your type of people or your type of religion or anything that your set of beliefs is better than someone else's, then that is the road to ruin," he said.
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" According to the watchdog, "youth media promote sexist beliefs, including the tolerance of sexual harassment, acceptance of dating violence, and the endorsement of rape myths, a set of beliefs suggesting that women's behavior and choices are to blame for rape.
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But most of these have traditionally been psychological in nature, focusing on mechanisms like expectancy — the set of beliefs that a person brings into treatment — and the kind of conditioning that Ivan Pavlov first described more than a century ago.
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But their common base of knowledge and experience about disability is at best incomplete or inaccurate, and so, by default, jurors will rely on a flawed set of beliefs when they see victims and defendants who appear in someway disabled.
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But when CEOs hold a core set of beliefs and principles and have articulated a corresponding set of commitments around how they intend to conduct themselves and lead their companies, the imperative — no matter how difficult or bold — is clear.
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As Catholics committed to the right of women to moral autonomy over their own bodies, we believe that South Carolina's attempt to usurp that right — to impede women's consciences and to impose one narrow set of beliefs on all its citizens — is wrong.
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Following a path laid by Caroline Robbins, historians like Bernard Bailyn and Gordon S. Wood emphasized civic republicanism, a set of beliefs that focused on the threat of power to liberty and the need to put the common good above personal self-interest.
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In "A Culture of Growth", published in 2016, Joel Mokyr, an economic historian at Northwestern University, describes culture as "a set of beliefs, values, and preferences, capable of affecting behaviour, that are socially (not genetically) transmitted and that are shared by some subset of society".
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Or should original language (like Quranic Arabic) and archaic language (thou and all those subjunctives in English) remind worshippers that religion is not just any old set of beliefs and practices, just as there are special rules for the Sabbath or a house of worship?
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While some faiths may seem unusual, what separates a cult from a legitimate religion is not its set of beliefs, but the abuse of its members, said Rick Alan Ross, executive director of the Cult Education Institute, a U.S. non-profit in New Jersey.
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Mr. DeSaulnier, who was elected to office in 2014 and received 68 percent of the vote in the June primary, said anti-Semitism is an "ugly and evil" set of beliefs that he does not believe the residents in his district will ultimately support.
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And in the case of the movies, the data they'll be using is influenced by the biases of Hollywood executives, who have long hewn to a hopelessly outmoded set of beliefs about what people want to see (and, by extension, what they'll pay for).
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ANY student of religion will soon be struck by this paradox: a single set of beliefs and practices can either inspire people to great acts of altruism and courage, or else be harnessed by the strong and scurrilous as a way of justifying themselves and manipulating people.
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Green and his family have a clear set of beliefs that, they hold, should shape American life: The U.S. is a Christian nation, the archaeological record supports an evangelical Protestant view of the Bible, and Americans should be compelled by law to live according to this interpretation.
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Mystique (who straddles the line between villain and antihero depending on the movie and the comic) and William Stryker — a premier villain in the comic books and the main antagonist of Bryan Singer's X2 — embody a similar kind of charisma, a set of beliefs that forge action.
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" The descent into senseless violence will be portrayed through an evolution of society as "sensual and pleasure-loving," he said, into a "narrow" space where masses of people have been manipulated to blindly follow a set of beliefs: "Little by little, the characters become more fanatic.
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"Legally, the belief is that FADA violates the Equal Protection and Establishment Clause of the Constitution, by privileging one set of beliefs over all others, and citing religion as a justification for the privilege," says Ashe McGovern, associate director at the Public Rights/Public Conscience Project at Columbia University.
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" This central belief is accompanied by a number of "subsidiary" beliefs, including what Pitcavage terms "the unholy trinity of militia conspiracy theories": This set of beliefs, which makes up the core of the militia movement's ideology, helps explain the Oath Keepers' seemingly bizarre list of 10 "Orders We Will Not Obey.
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Putting Trump aside, for once, Gorsuch is the sort of judge that any Republican president would have nominated—Ivy League background, a set of beliefs that closely mirror those of Antonin Scalia (the justice he would be replacing), and a tendency to side with Christians who say the government is trampling on their rights.
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