Sentence examples for communal religious from inspiring English sources

Pageants are usually used as a means of expressing national, communal, religious, or other kinds of group purpose or identity.

Such movements can be seen as the cause or the result, or both, of persistent outbreaks of communal religious violence in many parts of South Asia.

Vocations to Carthusian solitude are rare; it is the one form of communal religious life that has never required and never experienced reform.

There, by 1968, he had become the leader of the "Family," a communal religious cult dedicated to studying and implementing his eccentric religious teachings, which were drawn from science fiction as well as the occult and fringe psychology.

As long as the British raj remained in control, such formulas and schemes appeared to suffice, for the British army could always be hurled into the communal fray at the brink of extreme danger, and the army had as yet remained apolitical and since its post-mutiny reorganization—untainted by communal religious passions.

Canons regular (communal religious persons living under vows), although ordained, lived like the orders under a rule, and the Augustinians (several orders following the Rule of St. Augustine) are styled Black Canons in contradistinction to the Premonstratensians, or White Canons, an order founded by St. Norbert in the 12th century.

The unrest is now sparking a dangerous new spiral of inter-communal religious conflict between local Christian and Muslim communities.

They might seek to provoke communal or religious clashes.

He then played for the House of David team (a team fielded by a communal Christian religious sect) until 1935.

U.P. is also notorious for corruption, and it has a particularly awful history of communal and religious violence.

The décor borders on the monastic: communal tables, religious icons, a wooden dough-rolling machine long retired from service.