Sentence examples for drawn faith from inspiring English sources

But the town's residents have drawn faith from what they see as small miracles.

During the sometimes rocky transition to democracy, many South Africans drew faith from the former Robben Island prisoners' dedication to their cause, even against the longest odds, and their eventual triumph.

Yet as the symbolism of the Lenten struggle has seemed so appropriate over the last few weeks, Monsignor Hippee and the parishioners here have been trying to draw faith from the symbolism of rebirth offered by Easter, the holiest time in the Catholic liturgy.

Each question is divided into two articles, the first proven using rational premises and the second proven using premises drawn from faith.

And when he peeks into the Muslim prayer service, we wonder: is Malik being drawn to faith or just trying to make inroads on another group that might be able to protect him?

Miller emphatically delivered Shelter Me, whose narrator draws on faith to guide him to safety.

That will require creating a new kind of asset that can draw the faith of investors, he says, describing what essentially sounds like a European-wide bond.

Such words remind us that Fitzgerald drew his faith not from camera angles or even plotlines but from sentences; and what draws us powerfully to his work is the sensitive handling of emotional yearning and regret.

Calling forth your reasons for embarking upon your employment to entrepreneurship quest can help you draw enough faith to take that first step into the unknown.

But as much as King looked to the future in that statement, he drew his faith in the future by looking at the past.

Musical fusion is both cause and consequence of an inner theo-dynamic fusion that makes light of the boundaries between traditional faiths -- even as its spiritual validity is drawn from old faith traditions.