Sentence examples for maintain faith from inspiring English sources

It becomes difficult to maintain faith.

He could not maintain faith in what he held.

For all the tumult, Condé's foreign friends and advisers maintain faith in his ethics.

To maintain faith in the surpluses of the future, President Bush is making some far-fetched assumptions.

If you believe in capitalism, then you maintain faith that steadfast saving in stocks over the long haul will return enough money to allow you to retire someday.

It was, he said, the only way "to maintain faith in the country and to pass on a sustainable social-security system to the next generation".

Mr. Sorrell is no stranger to maintaining faith in himself despite the odds.

And Verona's coach behaved much like Marina, maintaining faith despite all evidence to the contrary.

"We've always maintained faith in the voters and trust the election officials involved in the canvassing will reaffirm the lead we've taken," Justice Prosser said.

Activists have different priorities than artists do, but they, too, are forced to acknowledge the prevalence of the atrocious while maintaining faith in the possibility of the desired.

"I have maintained faith and trust in the justice system since the very start and the Supreme Court's decisions rendered earlier today reaffirm that belief," he said.