Sentence examples for authentic consequence from inspiring English sources

In ebullient tones, Mr. Cox announced the good news that secularization, far from being the enemy of religion, represented "an authentic consequence of biblical faith". Christians, he said, should "support and nourish" a process that disenchanted nature, desacralized politics and deconsecrated values.

Such perceptions followed W.I. Thomas's (Manis and Meltzer 1967) argument that when people perceive a situation as "real", regardless of whether it is objectively authentic, it has real consequences for them.

While the consequence of being authentic and great will not likely lead to exile or death in a civilized society, it may lead to rejection.

Schueremans et al. [17] define compatibility as 'using materials that do not have negative consequences on the authentic materials'.

It worked because it was in character for her (e.g., authentic), and she offered both consequences and support.

No matter what happened, she would tell you to honor your authentic self, no matter what the consequences.

As a consequence, it may not function as authentic ZF (Fig.  2A and B).

In order to study the core compaction of an authentic sodium-cooled fast reactor and the neutronic consequences of its modification, core flowering tests were performed in the PHENIX reactor within the context its 2009 end-of-life tests.

Whichever bank of the Tiber we live on, it's the stuff the papers rarely report on – the authentic work of true faith – that is of lasting consequence.

For example, it has been suggested that TIP39 may be present in yeast [ 48] but this seems to be the consequence of coincident gene names rather than authentic sequence similarity [ 49].

Its star Jeffrey Tambor said: "This is the series that answers the question, it's okay to change, you will still be loved, go for your authentic self, be who you are and to hell with the consequences.