Sentence examples for instil faith from inspiring English sources

Antwerp law courts (Antwerp, 2005) Soaring roof sails to mark it out, and a high degree of transparency to instil faith in the judicial process.

"Education has the capacity to instil faith in the transformative power of truth and reconciliation," she said.

At their nadir, they instilled faith in the old guard, using former players to start the rebuilding process.

Instilling faith that Liberia's economic wasteland can be redeemed, however gradually, may be the only way to ensure long-lasting peace, especially with the U.N. troops expected to start pulling out after next year's elections.

PB To instil your faith in the Cincinnati Bengals after three straight regular season wins is as dangerous a game as wide receiver Mohamed Sanu – now 4 of 4 with a rating of 158.3 in his career – throwing an 18-yard touchdown pass to quarterback Andy Dalton during their 33-7 beat down of the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

For Walsh, traditional art museums were "designed to inculcate a sense of inferiority, to prepare you for the instilling of faith".

"That penalty put more pressure on our opponents and instilled more faith in my team-mates," said the soft spoken midfielder.

In later years, his work as a teacher also instilled his faith in clarity and economy into a new generation of actors and directors.

In these hard times -- with threats from abroad and a sour economy at home -- our leaders should be bringing the nation together not by demonizing foreign countries, but by instilling greater faith in our own.

But protections for the accused are what maintains balance in our legal system, and what allows us to instil our collective faith in it.

He has apparently been churched in his Catholic religion, but he has not been instilled in the faith.