Sentence examples for lively religious from inspiring English sources

He contrasted America's tradition of lively religious liberty with the deadening effect of state sponsorship in Europe.

Mary Gordon's new memoir centers on her mother's engaged and lively religious life and her deep respect for priests.

Both attacks occurred in the early afternoon, as pilgrims, after a day of lively religious reverence, including chest-beating and carrying a symbolic coffin, filled the streets.

Thanks to its colourful maritime history and centuries of Moorish occupation, Portugal's southernmost region is a distinctive cultural destination known for North African-inspired architecture, old-fashioned farms, lively religious festivals, time-honoured seafood recipes and potent aguardiente  – probably the stiffest drink you will ever try.

The influence of the Puranic tradition and that of Madhavacharya are visible in this lively yet religious narration that uses every opportunity to glorify its hero, Rama.

The lawsuit maintains that beginning in 2002, Mr. Lively conspired with religious and political leaders in Uganda to whip up anti-gay hysteria with warnings that gay people would sodomize African children and corrupt their culture.

At the court itself, especially under Mansur Shah, the wealth of the state permitted great panoply and display and encouraged the growth of literature and learning and a lively political and religious life, later celebrated in the classical Malay chronicle Sejarah Melayu (c. 1612).

In 1860 Essays and Reviews was published; a lively appraisal of fundamental religious questions by a number of liberal-minded religious thinkers, it provoked the sharpest religious controversy of the century.

A lively discussion of the religious and cultural content of Islam has now been brought to Europe and the Americas and is being conducted by writers in Western languages as well as in Arabic.

Since 2002, Lively has "conspired with religious and political leaders in Uganda to whip up anti-gay hysteria with warnings that gay people would sodomize African children and corrupt their culture," The New York Times reported.

The court does not require governments to let gay couples marry, still less churches.But debate over the limits of religious freedom is lively.