Sentence examples for distinctly religious from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, philosophical speculation about the ultimate nature of reality assumed a distinctly religious cast.

Mr. Wahid's status as a Muslim sage, however, has given this movement a distinctly religious tinge.

The glowing, cross-like configurations that result have distinctly religious and Modernist overtones.

This vengeful, savage mood will have a distinctly religious tinge to it.

There is a distinctly religious strand to the first wave, with seven of the 16 having faith affiliations.

Others may not wish to enter into a marriage contract because they believe the institution carries distinctly religious connotations.

The magazine promoted a distinctly fundamentalist religious take on sexuality and relationships.

And so it proved on this occasion.Both Mr Erdogan and Mr Gul are distinctly more religious than any of their predecessors.

Like many of the homes in this distinctly Catholic city, religious iconography lined the yard a shrine to the Blessed Virgin on the left and a shrine to the Sacred Heart on the right.

They bespeak a Roman Catholic upbringing with a distinctly Baroque overlay of religious eroticism.

The other way to look at it is that Hobby Lobby is making a broad claim, not a narrow one, about the character of contraceptive coverage: that it is different, that it is distinctly more of a religious question than a health one.