Sentence examples for demonstrable faith from inspiring English sources
Despite Kissinger's flattery, and his own demonstrable faith in himself, Christie was enough of a realist to raise perhaps the most important matter for anyone contemplating a run for the White House: "I said, 'I haven't given any deep thought to foreign policy.'" Not a problem!
He quickly made it clear he was not attaching a divine imprimatur to his candidacy, but the tone of his reply also made it clear he knew the importance of a demonstrable religious faith to a large part of the electorate.
If creation out of nothing were indeed a demonstrable impossibility, then faith would be forced to override an answer given by reason rather than merely answer a question about which reason is silent.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
Here was a demonstrable case of promises made (if you have faith, you can move a mountain) but not kept (the mountain not only stays put but suddenly erupts and consumes a few villages).
Everything these men say about each other must be the truth, demonstrable, self-evident and buttressed by the sanctity of their faith.
His absolute faith in the soundness of his views coupled with his demonstrable tendency to disdain people who disagree have put him on the wrong side of history.
Demonstrable competence in relevant areas?
The success of these policies is demonstrable.
For decades, both had demonstrable economic impacts.
