Sentence examples for make faithfully from inspiring English sources

Then someone comes along who uses actual good snapshots (taken by both herself and her friends) to make faithfully rendered and startlingly alive pencil drawings.

While much of the opposition to various forms of contraception and to abortion come from Christians and Christian groups, many Christians believe that contraception and abortion can be good and responsible decisions that women make faithfully, without regret, and without shame.

Indeed, Time Magazine has reported that only 630,000 of some 37 million student loan borrowers have availed themselves of the option, despite its being made more attractive, in 2010, when the repayment requirement was reduced to 10percentt of income for those who qualify on the basis of earnings and who make payments faithfully.

While every attempt was made to faithfully characterize the impact of the VANA program on the professional experiences of the staff nurses who were affected by it, there were limitations to these findings.

Continue making payments faithfully.

Dr. M. Reza Ghadiri, a chemist at the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego has in his laboratory created small systems of organic molecules that faithfully make copies of themselves and use feedback to change their dynamics.

Make your payments faithfully.

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From the start, EA's long-term ambition – its plan, in fact, for market dominance – was to make a game that faithfully reproduced, pixel by pixel, every aspect of real football.

Through these collaborations, communities will find theologically rich ways to support and sustain health practitioners and laypeople in the hard work of attending the sick, will pioneer new models for the care of those who are poor or marginalized, and will develop new vocabularies that transform the ways Christians understand and make use of medicine faithfully.

The same identical questions concerning mobility were used in each survey round to make it possible to faithfully assess the longitudinal changes in mobility.