Sentence examples for denominational values from inspiring English sources

Multiplication of gold and silver coinages, and their larger denominational values, emphasized the need for token coinages, which were produced from the 17th century.

The use of older coins may reflect a shortage of new currency, or may indicate that the old coins held a traditional symbolic meaning apart from their denominational value.

This suggestion decentralizes the act of theology-making from denominational committees and seminary research libraries and, while placing value on their contribution, moves the real work of theology to the people and makes it liturgical.

To control for denominational context at the country level, the percentage of people of Protestant denomination was used.

Be denominational or nondenominational.

There were unmistakable denominational cultures.

What is the denominational breakdown?

At a non-denominational ceremony at Leeds Civic Hall, Hanif Malik, chief executive of the Hamara Centre in Beeston, said the actions of the men were in "complete contradiction" to the values of the Muslim faith, and had left the community shocked.

Three in 10 reject denominational identity.

It is a denominational service, but not a heavy denominational service.

Three years later the church adopted a formal denominational structure.