Sentence examples for More observance from inspiring English sources

The modern era has seen a lot of good men come to the Vatican wanting to inspire the world toward more faith, more observance and more good works, as Christ's vicar on earth.

Sleep at night from the hours, typically from 10PM to 5AM at the latest, as typically any other hours will result in more observance from outsiders, which could cause you more issues.

The Catholic Encyclopedia defines celibacy as "the renunciation of marriage... for the more perfect observance of chastity".

But perhaps the carnage here in Gardez was a more fitting observance.

With last year's swirl of memorials and news media coverage, trustees said, the 10th anniversary gave rise to an emotional fatigue — even among the families of the dead, who agreed with the council that a more personal observance was in order.

But at companies that had been harder hit by the disaster, more elaborate observances marked the day.

Some of the season's more dour observances are noted with a single carol or hymn apiece, but given the nature of the feasts these are in some ways the most striking.

Unlike some of the more sober observances, these religious "party" holidays encourage the uninhibited revelry that spiritual experience can induce.

Lockean religious toleration expects religious observance more fully to conform to the aims of a democratic polity.

But for Mr. and Mrs. Bashir, who are Muslim, the day was more than an observance of Thanksgiving.

The intensity of the Cairo clashes was some of the worst since the revolution that felled Mr. Mubarak nearly six months ago, and came at the start of monthly Muslim observance more associated with forgiveness and compassion than mayhem and retribution.