Sentence examples similar to half faithful from inspiring English sources

As Parks comments on his musical philosophy, we watch as he navigates a live performance half-improvisitorily and half-faithful to the recording.

Celtic had hoped that an early goal would unsettle Warsaw but by midway through the first half the faithful were exhibiting signs of unrest at the failure to unlock the Legia defence.

Earlier on Thursday, Benedict celebrated Mass before an estimated half a million faithful on the anniversary of the day three peasant children are said to have seen an apparition of the Virgin Mary here in 1917.

Women are at least half of the faithful, probably many more.

Earlier this month, a public opinion poll found that 69percentt of the public, including more than half the Republican faithful, oppose attempts to gut federal funding for public media.

For roughly the next half hour, the faithful offer up the triple chant of "Alleluia, a-llelu-ya, a-leh-heh-luuu-uuu-yah" — ancient argot for "Praise the Lord".

Mr Kirchner was the least popular of the three Peronist candidates among the party faithful; around half his votes came from non-Peronists.

But the internet is still an easier place to communicate lies and half truths to the faithful, even if it can also be used to set the record straight to those willing to listen.

Virtually every single one of those numbers reveals a healthy majority of Trump supporters espousing one form of prejudice or another — all of which means that Hillary Clinton was not wrong in characterizing half of Trump's faithful as unrepentantly bigoted.

They take another couple of weeks off in the autumn to bore the party faithful in half-empty conference halls around the country.

The Rochdale faithful were still half out of their seats following a Chris Dagnall strike that was deflected narrowly wide when McArdle thumped home a header at the near post to give his side the lead in the 24th minute.