Sentence examples for heightened faith from inspiring English sources

My tears were always just on the surface from talking to strangers who shared their stories, told with a glow of pride and heightened faith from having survived Katrina.

However, this heightened faith was more likely to lead to them insisting on their sisters wearing hijabs, rather than preclude them from selling drugs.

As I got older, my skepticism heightened and my faith lessened.

So disable Java, turn off Flash, and don't click on attachments (especially PDFs) unless you're sure they were sent in good faith but don't lose too much sleep over PLA Unit 61398, and put no faith in heightened government control over the Internet.

Parallels between different characters and their searches for faith have been heightened and tidied.

"There is a sense in Iowa now that faith has been heightened as a determining factor in how to vote, that such things as executive ability, professional history, temperament, character, political philosophy and professed stands are secondary, tertiary," an alarmed Peggy Noonan wrote in the Wall Street Journal last Friday.

Indeed, the specialness of Britain's position is heightened as other European countries lose faith in a military solution.

A flash crash last Thursday, when the pound fell by 6% in 10 minutes, heightened concerns that investors had lost faith in sterling as a major currency.

Analysts' lack of faith in RIM's future is also heightened because they see the company falling farther behind the competition until whenever the QNX phones appear.

As a result, faith in ratings has been broken, which has heightened investor wariness and slowed capital flows.

GOLD TAKES A PLUNGE  |  Gold prices fell 9 percent on Monday, the steepest drop in 30 years, "heightening fears that investors' faith in the safe haven has been shattered," Nathaniel Popper writes in DealBook.