Sentence examples for faith count from inspiring English sources

Does Mitt Romney's Mormon faith count against his being a good choice for president?

The Bahai faith counts about 130,000 members in the United States.

Readers are asked to take everyone's talent on faith, counted on to supply a sympathetic anti-Philistinism that invites self-congratulation.

With this band, faith counts, and being an average person counts; hence the new song "Faith in the Heartland," about young lovers somewhere in the breadbasket who won't give up their dreams in a fading town, and hence, on slightly less epic ground, a track written by Mr. Schon and the keyboardist Jonathan Cain, "Change for the Better," about recovering from alcoholism.

2. Your Faith Counts.

It certainly doesn't mean there are no longer any mechanical connections from rising rates to slower economic conditions.The neo-Fisherite position here is that central banks should take a leap of faith, and count on the unorthodox action of raising interest rates to shock markets into expecting higher inflation.

This brings us back to the weird emptiness at the heart of Huntington's analysis, according to which conversion to a fundamentalist faith is counted a good thing just because many other people already share that faith.

Generally, I don't subscribe to faith, unless you count praying before boarding a nightbus.

And, if Raonic rewards that faith at Wimbledon, count on McEnroe to stick with him well beyond the grass-court season.

The hi-tech system was introduced with one main purpose - to eliminate the possibility of vote-rigging, and give the Kenyan electorate faith in the count - but our correspondent says the failure could end up having the opposite effect.

This question will be existentially important, since faith will not count as of the religious kind unless commitment to it makes a significant difference to how one lives one's life.