Sentence examples for faith in explaining from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama also invoked his Christian faith in explaining his decision.

It included excessive faith in Colonel Qaddafi and plain bad faith in explaining the Greenpeace fiasco.

But relatives of the nine people still missing from the accident and Japan's government and media complain bitterly that the Americans have shown bad form, and possibly bad faith, in explaining the accident and atoning for the loss of life.

However, although scholars have pointed to his faith in explaining his commitment to public service, few have considered its role in structuring his medical ideas.

"You can find faith in anything," explains Joseph Bruce in a recent phone interview.

Mr. Silver said his legal staff acted in good faith, explaining that they were trying to avoid costly litigation and to accede to the wishes of the alleged victims.

In a challenge to creationists, a quarter of young adults told Barna's study that their churches were "anti-science".The seeming paradox of a strong faith in crisis is explained by rigidity: that which cannot bend may break instead.

Zwingli then produced his own private confession, Fidei ratio (Account of Faith) in which he explained his faith in twelve articles conforming to the articles of the Apostles' Creed.

People expressed a mixture of fatalism and faith to explain their fortitude in coming to pray despite the possible risk of contact with a sick person.

Carla A. Hills, the trade representative under the first President Bush, said the solution is to reinforce Americans' faith in free trade by explaining how many jobs are created through globalization, and assisting the workers and professionals who lose their jobs in the inevitable global shifts.

"I think the manager and coaches have great faith in me, hopefully I can pay back some of that faith," he explained.