shared belief
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsharedandbelief
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shared
adjective
uk/ʃeəd/us/ʃerd/
owned, divided, felt, or experienced by more than ...
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belief
noun[C or S or U]
uk/bɪˈliːf/us/bɪˈliːf/
the feeling of being certain that something exists or ...
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(Definition ofsharedandbelieffrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Sharedbeliefand attitudes cannot be assumed, so there is a premium on making assumptions explicit.
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The resulting cooperation among states is not based on asharedbeliefsystem.
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Harding concludes that funerary rituals reflected the collective urban consciousness, through self-definition andsharedbelief.
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Thus, the specific nature of a sociallysharedbeliefemerged as an unintended artifact of a more mercenary human motive.
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It was then a generallysharedbeliefthat one would have to use more powerful techniques in that case.
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A widelysharedbeliefamong workers in this field is that positive exponents are quite prevalent, and numerical evidence seems to substantiate this view.
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Some scholars even argue for the emergence of 'cosmopolitan citizenship' on the basis of asharedbelief and understanding which transcend state boundaries.
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It is thesharedbeliefof all the contributors' that the philosophical lessons from the new liberals can further contemporary political theory projects.
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They also served to reattach asharedbeliefsystem to a historically changing religious context, a process of renegotiation in which the whole civic population participated.
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This rule derives commonsharedbeliefbetween multiple sources and ignores "all" the conflicting (non-shared)beliefthrough a normalization factor.
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The new high-tech and high value added economy requires greater co-operation, based on asharedbelief in profitability, investment, incentives and the like.
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I have no doubt—it must be a widelysharedbelief—that the most urgent and important need of the country is to get inflation under control.
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Still, asharedbeliefsystem that emphasizes cultural respectability, upward social mobility, and the importance of education unifies this group.
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The two men built a friendship on theirsharedbeliefin the effectiveness of good visual form and their ambition for excellence.
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It is important to note that collective efficacy is an overallsharedbeliefamongst team members and not merely the sum of individual self-efficacy beliefs.
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