Sentence examples for faith adherence from inspiring English sources

This distinct difference in faith adherence also reflects what consumer products folks purchase and where folks live and the communities they put together to live.

Good-faith adherence to these agreements requires the United States to crack down on the callous smugglers who extract huge fees from desperate Cubans, too many of whom are lost at sea in the passage, as Elian Gonzalez's mother was.

Can there be faith without adherence to any theistic tradition?

Keith Kahn-Harris states in the book Extreme Metal that sometimes fans of metal consider Christian faith and adherence in Church a membership of an established authority, and therefore Christian metal bands are seen as "posers" and the use of Christian lyrics to be opposed to the "true" purpose of metal, which values individualism and ignoring the opinions or rejection of religion.

And the sins of Blair's faith-based adherence to George W. Bush's derriere regions to live down.

But, for the time being, airlines will have to put their faith in disciplined adherence to more prosaic screening procedures rather than any technological fix for terrorism.

The Islamic faith commands vast adherence today: From Casablanca to Mindanao and from Chechnya's Grozny down to Nigeria's Kano, more than 1 billion of the world's 6 billion-plus people are Muslims.

By examining Southwood Smith's Unitarian faith and his adherence to the doctrine of "universal restoration," we shall see how he formulated a cosmological link between the sin of filth and the punishment of pestilence.

Religious factors: the potential inhibitory influence of religion on adherence manifested in the accounts of some patients who strongly believe in faith healing.

The Islamic faith commands a vast adherence today: From Casablanca to Mindanao and from Chechnya's Grozny down to Nigeria's Kano, probably over 1 billion of the world's 6 billion-plus people are Muslims.

It is also necessary to make a distinction here between adherence to faith and perceiving personal slights.