Sentence examples for faith away from inspiring English sources

She was raised a Protestant, but the war took her faith away.

Taking faith away would in many cases take away the will to do them.

General Clark, a Catholic who attends Baptist or Presbyterian services with his wife when he is home in Arkansas, reminds Democrats that they also belong to a party of faith, insisting that "the Republican Party is not going to take our faith away from us".

Wheaton sowed the wind, and now it reaps a whirlwind it never intended to unleash - one that's blowing a defunct version of the faith away, to make way for the new.

Ron Howard's new adaptation of the Dan Brown book Angels and Demons represents a breakthrough in Hollywood's approach toward religion, taking the discussions of faith away from the extremes of proselytizing and rejection to the middle ground.

These cameos represent a temporary lull from Chase & Status's thumping electro-metal, and MC Rage soon returns to his primary activity of urging the moshpit to equal the excesses of the sledgehammer beats: "I wanna see fucking mayhem!" As the stadium-rave keyboards of the final track, Blind Faith, fade away, the audience staggers out with incipient tinnitus.

Without looking at Roger, Faith skis away.

With each run, a little drop more faith drained away.

Yet somehow their faith goes away when it comes to environmental issues.

By the close of the book, with his faith "pared away almost to nothing", Holloway's fury is towering.

Another speaker tells how her staunch resistance to religious faith melted away when she began to immerse herself in yoga practice.