Sentence examples for committed agnostic from inspiring English sources

Beyond the obvious problems of associations with the church, considering that Larkin was, oxymoronically, a fairly committed agnostic, Westminster Abbey's final resting place for great writers past is a bit of an old boys' club.

Maybe even Larkin, a committed agnostic, would have been susceptible to the pull of such period-piece glamour.

Before the leukemia, she was an anesthesiologist and a committed agnostic who believed in "validity" and "reliability," the scientific method her route to truth.

About her own beliefs, nothing is revealed (although the reference to Klein and the famous montage of himself "flying" must be at least telling) but my sense is that Hiller is a committed agnostic.

I've read enough to become a committed agnostic.

Prayer also makes us feel like we're doing something, and even the most committed agnostic will admit that prayer is more productive than worry.

Not all the "nones" are necessarily committed atheists or agnostics, but they make up a pool of potential supporters.

Coinbase is committed to being cryptocurrency agnostic.

Yet Don Butler, Ford's executive director of connected vehicle and services, said the company was still committed to remaining "device agnostic".

But Mr. Boatman said that though his company had a strong focus on mobile gaming, it was still aggressively committed to other gaming consoles and was "platform agnostic" when it came to game development.

On the subject of death, he presents himself as agnostic here, although other texts show him to have been committed to the immortality of the soul.