Sentence examples for its protestant from inspiring English sources

From a nation that had recently fought for its independence from Spain to be free to follow its Protestant faith, it is no surprise that the message delivered in musical scenes is often a religious one.

America's Anglo-core predisposed the country to a greater emphasis on property rights and individualism; its Protestant core predisposed it towards hard work.

In Northern Ireland, Mr. O'Dowd said, they saw a Catholic community "demonized" by its Protestant and British critics and worked to bring it to the peace table.

(His previous book was "Tri-Faith America: How Catholics and Jews Held Postwar America to Its Protestant Promise").

As a result, over the next several years, France lost more than 400,000 of its Protestant inhabitants.

So does the stark, stripped quality of his writing, with its Protestant aversion to frippery and excess.

The commemoration for two IRA members who blew themselves up while driving a bomb into the town in 1973 is causing outrage among its Protestant-unionist community.

Instead, in keeping with its stern Protestant roots in south-eastern France, it sweated its assets and ruthlessly pushed through changes in working practices to achieve more flexibility.

The interior displays its galleries, Protestant pulpit and baroque canopy.

America draws deep on its old Protestant traditions of Bible (and gun), even if that is admixed now with many newer traditions.

But what about Howard Brenton's Anne Boleyn at Shakespeare's Globe, which offered a radically revisionist view of its proselytising Protestant heroine?