Sentence examples for faith drain from inspiring English sources

Ralph Waldo Emerson asked in his essay on self-reliance: "Every Stoic was a Stoic; but in Christendom where is the Christian?" By throwing themselves into displacement activity, church leaders can avoid responsibility for the faith drain.

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

The "cohesion" agenda with its emphasis on faith groups was draining money from secular organisations which had formed alternative spaces for women.

The ninth-inning double play that drained the faith from the Target Field crowd Thursday night was scored 6-4-3, as roneine as one gets.

The Frenchman's own service acquired a weight and an accuracy that stripped down Federer's self-belief and when it came to the fifth set there was an increasing sense that the great man's faith in himself was draining away.

The fans are losing faith and the players are drained of confidence, but with Stoke looming on Saturday and Chelsea due at Old Trafford next Monday, defender Phil Jones insists the time has come for unity.

In addition to these actions, we object to your portrayal of immigrants, refugees, people of color and people of various faiths as untrustworthy, threatening, and a drain on our nation.

Presumably, Abdul Waheed, the meat cutter, had faith when he sued to have those annoying drains removed in 1961.

Francisco said that his earlier poor form was draining at times, but that he never lost faith.

The promise of a rebirth has not been redeemed and faith in the African National Congress as the sole repository of change drains year by year.

(Scroll down for photos) Archaeologists believe the tunnel served to drain rainwater near the Second Temple, the center of Jewish faith destroyed in A.D. 70.