Sentence examples for its denomination from inspiring English sources

At thirty-seven, he thought he had everything he could ask for: the second-largest church of its denomination in the state, a good salary (he and Becky by then had three young sons), and a new parsonage.

The Saudis were in the ascendant with the growth of Salafi Islam, its denomination of choice and its Trojan horse into thousands of mosques and universities all over the world.

But unlike the card, which might have access to a large account, the note is limited to its denomination.

The penny was the first of its denomination to be struck in copper.

The new coin had its denomination designated by a Roman numeral "V" on the reverse; the three-cent coin had always had a "III" to designate its denomination, so this was not unprecedented.

Every unique cultivar has a unique name within its denomination class (which is almost always the genus).

As an institution, the African-American church has no single, official leader, and, in many of its denominations, little formal hierarchy.

Traditionally, organised religion would have been the obvious answer, but its denominations and creeds have been getting a bad press of late, and moreover require thorough-going commitment and membership of a structured organisation.

In a long paragraph about religion Washington never says anything that implies he is speaking about Christianity or any one of its denominations.

One of the world's biggest banknotes – Switzerland's SFr1,000 bill – is here to stay, the central bank has said, despite European Union moves to end its highest denomination note to keep it out of the hands of militants.

The three-cent nickel, by this time, was unpopular because of its odd denomination and (with the return of silver coinage) its similarity in size to the dime.