Sentence examples for committed believers from inspiring English sources

"Our nation are late believers but once they believe they are committed believers," he said.

The pope's defenders like Giovanni Maria Vian, editor of the Vatican daily, L'Osservatore Romano would insist that Pope Benedict does believe in human freedom: he would prefer a small church of freely committed believers than a giant flock herded in by custom or constraint.

After they pruned their membership, the Donatists wanted to close ranks to create a community of committed believers.

A defining characteristic of these highly-religious Americans is they are committed readers, as well as committed believers.

How could clerics and nuns and committed believers possibly appreciate the intricacies of an enterprise that was grounded in the maximization of profit and under pressure to deliver products and services to an ever expanding network of customers in a timely fashion.

"A Christian nation can sound like a nation of committed believers, and we are not that.

If Pain & Gain can be viewed as Bay's attempt at making a Coen brothers film, then Johnson acquits himself admirably as Bay's John Goodman: a fiercely committed true believer of a performer in the face of cinematic anarchy.

When you have no core values, it's always much easier to go along with the demands of passionate, committed true-believers than it is to stand your ground.

Attacks from all sides bewilder Christian believers committed to full freedom for the faithful to other traditions and for honest seekers open to them all.

The question for Governor Palin and for other believers committed to the concept of American exceptionalism is this: have we kept the Lord's covenant?

Missions is not always an extension of Western imperialism, but also includes movements of devout believers committed to learning alongside of communities from around the world.