Sentence examples for instills faith from inspiring English sources

Josh says that it's vitally important to act on these small issues because it instills faith in the government.

For instance, Babbage's weakness in selling the potential of his invention failed to instill faith in his investing audience.

The idea of a 20-something with a laptop in San Bruno (or anywhere else, for that matter) interpreting community guidelines for tens of millions of users might not instill faith in YouTube's vetting process.

Such multilateral aid is intended to instill faith that the country will not default on its foreign debt, and officials obviously hope that sentiment will change so that Brazil will not be forced to draw on the aid.

In his "Instructions for Visitors" articles of 1528 he urged pastors to instruct people in the necessity of repentance and to bring the threat of the law to bear upon men in order to instill faith.

Their emotions are stable and absent of excessive anxiety (Bono and Judge 2004), which instill faith in a better future on the part of followers (Shamir et al. 1994).

"We were really able to instill faith in people.

Indian composer A. R. Rahman, known for Slumdog Millionaire, released his single "Infinite Love" to "instill faith and optimism in people" prior to the predicted doomsday.

It will be arduous to top someone whose song book is so collectively enamored, but if there is a festival in which we can instill faith, it's Bonnaroo (they brought us a Beatle).

This sea change in expectation - from exile or amnesty to individual criminal responsibility - is an astonishing historical feat that should instill faith that the best in human nature can overcome the worst.

A slew of different cost-cutting methods, including closing unprofitable stores and moving to less expensive headquarters, were announced at the start of the year in an attempt to instill faith in investors and the public.