Sentence examples for lend faith from inspiring English sources

Granted, one third is not a percentage that meets anyone's idea of parity, but it does lend faith to those who insist that the Connecticut-Tennessee cold war will not be the overriding narrative in the sport for much longer.

The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, which is smaller and more conservative than the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, bars joint worship because of a concern that such services could lend credence to faiths it views as false, or could suggest that differences between faiths are not important.

Senior Anglican clergy, as well as leaders of the Catholic, Reformed and Orthodox churches, along with leaders of many other faiths, lend their dignity to the occasion.

Their faith lends passion to national debates about abortion, homosexuality and bioethics.

They lend themselves to poetry, and Wiman's understanding of faith is essentially a poet's.

In January 1644 some 20,000 Scots crossed the border to lend their support to the defence of the Protestant faith and overthrow of a king whose deeds smacked increasingly of  prelacy and popery.

Does her religious faith — she is a practicing Jehovah's Witness — lend her perspective?

And what does this have to do with faith and Lent?

This break in the agreement, and that fact that Facebook countersued with patents issued and that it had bought that day could lend weight to Yahoo's previous claim that Facebook's countersuit lacks "good faith". .

Such bold action would lend the UN a credibility based on facts and deeds, as well as help restore faith in the very mechanism the UN is promoting to assist in securing the future of clean energy investment.

Also increasing investors' faith in the Chinese economy was new data showing that major banks continued to lend in August.