Sentence examples for destroyed faith from inspiring English sources

Bank panics destroyed faith in the economic system, and joblessness limited faith in the future.

The crushing of the Prague Spring destroyed faith in the Soviet system, and the intelligentsia splintered.

Years of unchecked crony capitalism will have destroyed faith in our financial markets.

Nothing had so destroyed faith in previous governments as the labour and social unrest that both fed on double-digit inflation and in turn sustained it.

America's most illustrious president faced the prospect of pioneering the kind of behaviour that has since destroyed faith in the country's body politic.

In enforcing severe budget cuts, she crushed rather than helped the Greek economy, and across the continent it destroyed faith in the idea of European benevolence.

(In a recent blog post, Mr. Ham called us "wolves" in sheep's clothing, masquerading as Christians while secretly trying to destroy faith in the Bible).

Each fresh government in Britain, Tory and Labour alike, comes in pledged to its extremist wing to repeal the fiscal, industrial, labour-relations, housing, education and international obligations of its predecessor thus destroying faith in the concept of government itself.

I would like to see the reversal of the erosion of civil liberties in this country, where the police state is assuming the role of perpetual inquisition; it destroys faith and trust between the individual and the state.

It was the disclosure of such off-balance sheet debt that led in part to the scandal, destroying faith in Enron's finances, which led to the bankruptcy.

"Corruption is a radicalizer because it destroys faith in legitimate authority," Kerry said.