Sentence examples for faltering faith from inspiring English sources

From 1904 to 1911, he proved an effective and punctilious colonial administrator, whose faltering "faith in the imperial project" eventually prompted his resignation.

Here, in short, is a film about a highly intelligent homosexual mathematician that shows no homosexual behavior, almost no math, and a faltering faith in the intelligence of its viewers.

The Cosby routine is thrilling because of its bull-in-china-shop glee (which carries through to a riff on male rape and machismo), and because we're laughing in part at Chappelle's faltering faith in his hero.

But in 2016, America's faltering faith in free trade has become the most sensitive controversy in DC – never before have both main presidential candidates broken with the orthodoxy that globalisation is always good for Americans.

If this all served to reassure Trump supporters who had faltering faith in his deal making abilities, or to calm wavering markets who worried about the economic impact of trade battles, then so much the better.

This introduces the spiritual interpretation, that Gawain's acceptance of the girdle is a sign of his faltering faith in God, at least in the face of death.

As he gave himself over to painting, at the age of twenty-six, he invested his faltering religious faith in literature.

Moses, though he does his best to soothe the indignant deity, is contaminated by this collective faltering of faith, and is left behind on the mountain.

To judge from its contents, the letter was addressed to a Christian community whose faith was faltering because of strong Jewish influences.

Aisa Valenzuela never faltered in her faith in writing.

Yet, the moment one examines almost any detail of the global financial system, faith falters once again.