Sentence examples for controversial prayer from inspiring English sources

Rep. Borowicz on her controversial prayer: "That's how I pray everyday". When asked to respond to Dems calling for an apology she says "Oh no, I don't apologize ever for praying" Turzai later said that when the House invites religious leaders to lead the invocation, they're instructed to respect all religious beliefs.

An email recently sent by Kansas House Speaker Mike O'Neal (R-Hutchinson) to his Republican colleagues appears to endorse a controversial prayer that some say calls for the untimely death of President Obama.

Pussy Riot members, their faces masked with balaclavas, performed their controversial Punk Prayer inside Christ The Saviour Cathedral on 21 February, later releasing a video of the event.

Phoenix City Council members arrived Wednesday at a controversial solution: Banning prayer altogether.

But apparently Ernst lacks the cojones to stick to her controversial "thoughts and prayers" sentiments for the Bergdahl family, a profile in courage that suggests she'd fit in well in Washington.

Hagee steered away from controversial subjects and offered prayers for the nation's leaders, before comparing Perry to Abraham Lincoln.

I know prayer can be controversial, difficult, unnerving, even downright unpleasant for some people for any number of reasons so if you don't pray then do whatever it is you do to dedicate your love and attention and focus and sincere plea for help to a situation, cause, or person.

Later, over a lunch of halal pizza, Chaplain Muhammad said he knew that his message critical of some American Muslim leaders would be controversial among those gathered for prayers.

Camera crews and photographers surrounded him, waiting for Mr. Tebow, the quarterback, to drop to one knee and bow his head in prayer, his famous and controversial signature gesture.

The Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs is being sued for its decision to invite a controversial conservative speaker to a voluntary prayer event.

More controversial, perhaps, is the suggestion that Christian prayer in schools be replaced with a "time for reflection", and that faith schools should be phased out.