Sentence examples for faith common from inspiring English sources

Robinson's solution is to borrow an article of faith common to the surviving cultures: reincarnation.

That is just a quarter of the two-year maximum for race and faith common assault.

Giving cultural meaning to found objects, as the European Dadaists did in the 1910's, or to raw materials, as Arte Povera did in Italy in the 1960's, is the kind of leap of faith common in African spiritual practices.

That god does not play favorites is an article of faith common to most religions, and one of the sources of the egalitarian ideals to which governments of every stripe feel required to pay lip service.

Ties (relationships) that were found to promote clustering included homophily around common faith, common friendships, geographical location and common mission.

The ties (or relationships) that held the cluster together included homophily around common faith, common friendships and geographical location and common mission.

Center for Interfaith Action on Global Poverty, Many Faiths, Common Action: A strategic framework for action, document prepared on behalf of the Global Initiative for Faith, Health, and Development, with counsel from GivingWorks Inc., CIFA, Washington, DC, 2010.

He placed his faith in common people, who went about their lives without the need for Big Ideas, practicing what he saw as the common people's singular virtue — decency.

With them [Muslims] I recognise that we have our faith in common.

Interviews with sales brokers and buyers themselves reveal that this underlying faith is common.

And you may rise from the couch with your faith in common sense stirred if not shaken.