Sentence examples for adequate faith from inspiring English sources

For many years, he just lived with his resentment toward the whole matter, offended by the church minister and church family who regarded him as the culprit... the one not having enough faith or adequate faith to be deserving of God's compassion and healing for his mother.

Bennett faces the possibility of a lawsuit from Schultz to undo the $350 million sale of the team; Schultz's lawyer said earlier this week that Bennett did not show adequate good faith in his attempts to keep the team in Seattle.

An adequate account of faith, perhaps, needs to encompass both.

It may thus be argued that an adequate model of faith cannot reduce to something purely affective: some broadly cognitive component is also required.

The unsavory truth is that a large number of people leave organized Christianity because they are unable to find an adequate bridge between faith and reason within church walls.

The only use of the term "unconditional surrender" came at the end of the declaration: * "We call upon the government of Japan to proclaim now the unconditional surrender of all Japanese armed forces, and to provide proper and adequate assurances of their good faith in such action.

With over 1000 patients, FAITH will have adequate power to detect important treatment effects and will help to inform Orthopaedic practice.

We can critique the idealists, who have an almost faith-based idealism without adequate understanding or evidence-based decision-making, and we can critique the realists for rejecting the importance of aspiration and values in foreign policy.

Mr. Ellis, who's the chairman of the Finance Committee, has great faith in the power of adequate funding.

I don't think college pranks are adequate grounds to question someone's religion, and it's a sign of desperation (or Karl Rove's presence) when faith is introduced as a wedge issue.

Reformers put much faith in education and strove toward providing adequate primary schooling for all.