Sentence examples for make a religion from inspiring English sources

"I don't make a religion out of it," he added.

If Federalists would make Jefferson's religion political, Republicans would make a religion of his politics.

He told Brooks, "People try to make a religion of cycle study... either a religion or a crackpot fad.

Critics fretted about the growing self-enclosure of Salinger's work, about a faith in his characters' importance that sometimes seemed to make a religion of them.

I have long known people who make a religion of tennis, but Sam was the first I had met who brought religion to tennis.

I had never planned to live on the Upper West Side, but after a few weeks I couldn't imagine living anywhere else, and I began, in my manner, to make a religion out of my neighborhood.

Above all, they made a religion of art.

He makes a religion of putting people off.

Jefferson had made a religion of "the people" by sermonizing seductively on their infallibility.

Hugues, at the age of 40, has made a religion of his sorrow.

And "Baidu," without diacritics, can mean "a failed attempt to poison" or "making a religion of gambling".