Sentence examples for harder sin from inspiring English sources

Laziness is a harder sin to target, but one weapon against it is fuel duty: 23% of car journeys are of less than two miles, so walking or cycling are reasonable alternatives for at least some trips.

Envy is actually the hardest sin to make positive.

He has been travelling the United States ever since, "spreading the good news and preaching hard against sin".

One cop crosses himself, as does a paramedic attending to Alina; habits die hard, and sins keep falling like snow.

Eating such good food without working hard is a sin.

At the Swift Hibernian Lounge, for one, Julia Messmer sipped a pint of Original Sin Hard Cider, unlighted by the glow of a single video screen.

They stress "soft" qualities such as guidance and mutual help, not "hard" ones like sin and damnation.This means that the charismatic and evangelical churches are not typical of the whole of religious life in America.

It strives for a balance of guys and gals and offsets the costs through subscriptions, admission fees and sponsors, such as Cingular Wireless and Original Sin Hard Cider.

Speaking on his show "The 700 Club" on ABC Family, Robertson responded to a viewer who wrote in to ask if hitting the gas a little too hard was a sin.

It can be hard to not sin, but with God's help through His grace, we can do our best.

Writing is hard enough without the sin of pride.