Sentence examples for inappropriate prayers from inspiring English sources

Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, said that over the last six weeks, "There's been a trickle of more complaints about inappropriate prayers in school, but the floodgates have not opened".

Ali thinks it would be inappropriate for prayers to take place in front of the office generally.

According to Court-watchers, Ginsburg's stated concern about inconsistency could be extended to those of her colleagues who on Wednesday held fast to the high wall between church and state, but who rarely find a cross, crèche, Ten Commandments plaque or prayer inappropriate for display in state institutions.

The Observer understands that the statement claims O'Brien made an inappropriate approach after night prayers.

The A.C.L.U. said displaying a prayer was inappropriate in a public school.

Nelms' clever allusion to "Talledega Nights" notwithstanding, this inappropriate use of public prayer is symptomatic of a larger disorder among evangelicals -- masculinity compensation disorder.

Archbishop Welby told the Mail on Sunday he found it "extraordinary that cinemas rule that it is inappropriate for an advert on prayer to be shown in the week before Christmas when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ," adding that the ad is "about as 'offensive' as a carol service of church service on Christmas Day".

According to a 1996 Time magazine poll, 73percentt of American adults believe that "praying for someone else can help their illness". But even some of the faithful have been wary of research into the power of intercessory prayer, believing it inappropriate to test God in this way.

The FFRF view is that "government prayer is unnecessary, inappropriate and divisive".

Priest C's statement claims that O'Brien used night prayers as an excuse for inappropriate contact.

And the fourth complainant claims the cardinal used night prayers as an excuse for inappropriate contact.