Sentence examples for cede faith from inspiring English sources
The musicians didn't cede faith, patriotism or righteousness to Republicans.
The people who have organized around social justice have ceded people of faith to the conservatives.
He represents the antiwar wing of a party debating where it should stand on national security issues, and he offers a secular vision of the world at a time when Democrats worry that they have ceded the values of faith and spirituality to Republicans.
In fact, I have frequently and publicly chastised political liberals for ceding the language of faith and spirit to those on the far right.
The population of the ceded territories was of the Greek Orthodox faith, and when the Swedish government began forceful conversion to Lutheranism many fled to Russia and were replaced by Lutheran Finns.
We cannot call ourselves a democracy if we cede this kind of activity to a secretive government in blind faith and without question.
Osborne said he was prepared to cede powers to the new Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in order to restore public faith in government forecasts for growth and the size of the budget deficit.
It urged the rediscovery of political terrain – patriotism, faith, family values – that the left seemed to have ceded to conservatism.
It doesn't always work, this practice of ceding one's control to one's character out of the faith that he will lead you to the story.
After all, President Andrés Pastrana has spent three years trying to lure the group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, into negotiations, taking the unprecedented and audacious step of ceding a huge territory to its control in a gesture of good faith.
