Sentence examples for a different denomination from inspiring English sources

"He's a different denomination".

I suggest first that you consider whether a different denomination might be a better fit for you.

It was Land, who looked as if he had been beamed in from a different dimension, or at any rate a different denomination.

But the survey also found that about a quarter of those saying they had abandoned Catholicism cited sexual abuse by members of the clergy as a reason for either leaving religion altogether or affiliating with a different denomination.

One woman, who asked to be named as Annie Shah, said she became close friends with Shahid in the run-up to her second wedding, when she was converting from being a Sunni to a Shia, a different denomination of Islam followed by Kazam.

Like Anna Duggar, I am a Christian -- but I'm of a different denomination.

Secretary of State Husted joined a racially diverse group of clergy representing a dozen different denominations for a conversation that lasted over an hour.

In Indianapolis, Polian said, the team's three regular chaplains, of all different denominations, worked together to counsel players and staff members, to create opportunities for quiet conversations.

As a child, I thought the "White Church" was the different denomination because worship with my European brothers was radically different from my ecumenical partners in the Black Church tradition.

Just keep in mind that some teachings differ among different denominations, so at times, you may receive conflicting "answers" to your questions.

Besides, as the baseball writer Ferdinand Cole Lane fulminated 100 years ago, measuring a player's value by his batting average, which ignores the difference between singles and extra-base hits, is akin to measuring a man's financial worth by a system that treats different denominations of currency as identical.