Sentence examples for faith has eroded from inspiring English sources

That faith has eroded badly.

My own faith has eroded over the years, though my father's belief in the supremacy of love still guides me.

My guess is your faith has eroded.

While the crisis has eroded faith in some economists, no field is better positioned to learn from it and explain it to people now, and in the future.

The widening scandal, coming on the heels of two major political scandals involving senior Congress Party officials, has eroded faith in India's government.

He willingly concedes that his approach to publicity has eroded faith in his ability to deliver products; he concedes that even his act of post-hype contrition has become staid and tiresome to many.

Indians prefer to believe that it's some special Indian magic, colour and resilience – that doesn't need to obey ordinary rules – that's edged the country towards prosperity; and a belief in this magic has eroded faith in the hard work that it takes to keep democracy, institutions, society and trains behaving predictably.

Over the past two decades growth has faltered, economic disparity has greatly increased and faith in the political order has eroded.

For years now, a steady stream of research has eroded scientists' faith that DNA can be held anonymously.

"This has eroded my faith in government, because there was such a high when Obama came in," said Meredith Quill, 38, who lives in Los Angeles.

If we ever hope to restore the faith in our institutions that has eroded in recent years, we cannot tolerate a politically motivated, willfully negligent vacancy on the Supreme Court.