Sentence examples for Resolute faith from inspiring English sources
For this reason, you should have resolute faith in the supreme wisdom of the Buddha.
In turn, he showed a resolute faith that those participating in financial markets would act responsibly.
But it is the representations of holy scenes, with their references both to standard themes of art history and to an earlier era of resolute faith, that carry the strongest emotional charge.
Obviously, it is vital to keep the ratio constant, the mixture as before,,, this implies a double supply of everything-celebrities, men of property, humble but solvent admirers of the arts... Our hat is off to owners' resolute faith in America, in the life and maxim of Phineas T. Barnum.
"The Dollar Paradox: America Caught Between Managing Decline and Enjoying Exorbitant Priviliges" Chapter 3 in John Harper (ed)., A Resolute Faith in the Power of Reasonable Ideas, David Calleo Festschrift, SAIS Bologna Center, January 2014, pp. 29-47.
Such realities have solidified Keystone XL's backers' resolute faith that the pipeline will be built, a view that is also driven by the insatiable thirst in economies new and old for oil.
"War Room," which is about a woman who turns her closet into a "war room" in order to regain her spiritual footing in a quest to save her rocky marriage, is representative of the resolute history faith-based films have enjoyed at the box office.
"I am resolute in my faith and Christianity and have no wish to recant," he told a judge, according to Amnesty.
Still, I remain resolute in my faith that the dysfunctional presidency of Donald Trump will eventually prove that no man is above the law and that no president is beyond the reach of James Madison's Constitution.
To date the only segment of the telenovela that Colombians have seen is a six-minute trailer showing a young Montoya touching hands with a suitor but otherwise resolute in her faith and missionary work.
And I looked before and behind us at the river of humanity plodding its way over the hills, aching and exhausted but together, and resolute in their faith that the chaparrita (Virgin Mary) would never abandon them.
