Sentence examples for implicit faith from inspiring English sources

Implicit faith was placed in these images.

Western culture has implicit faith in the written or printed word.

Jose Maria Olazabal, like many Spaniards, has implicit faith in destino, the sense that his fate is preordained.

A hugely ambitious plan to put all patients' records on a single database likewise combines grandiose vision and an implicit faith in information technology.

His first wife had been like him, "a worrier with an implicit faith that fear wards things off, that worry can shut specific dangers out".

Though this has not happened, we still maintain our implicit faith in a modernizing process and blame delays on extenuating circumstances like poverty or colonialism.

(A lot of lefties, notwithstanding their scorn for "the system," seem to have an implicit naive faith in the workability of the mechanisms of American governance.

Stokes felt that "the undercurrent of religious imagery" in the song was a response to "the fanaticism implicit in faith", and that the song allowed U2 to "[purge their] own demons, their own anger and fury at the vicissitudes fate had thrust upon them.

But there is more implicit trust.

The generosity of the effort, the faith implicit in it, touched him.

There's a small compact of faith implicit in the attempt — an unfashionable assertion that one can use writing to stay alive.