Sentence examples for meant that prayer from inspiring English sources
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"I pray to get to know the will of God, because then the prayers have more chance of coming true -- I mean, that's the thing about prayer," Bono told interviewer Gay Byrne.
Asked if that meant that the outdoor prayers could continue unpunished, Mr. Youssef agreed.
That pattern, the appeals court said, meant that "the town's prayer practice must be viewed as an endorsement of a particular religious viewpoint".
The slow death of outspoken liberalism out in public [in Pakistan] has meant that clerics refused to lead the prayers at Taseer's funeral, fearing reprisal from Islamist hardliners.
They did not put on their prayer shawls or phylacteries (ritual garb traditionally worn only by men) until the second half of the service, which was held in an alcove removed from the actual holy site of the Wall; furthermore, the group did not consider itself a minyan (quorum), which meant that it could not recite certain prayers that traditionally are only said when ten men are present.
The Pope said the closeness of their inaugurations meant that they always had a "particular reason to support one another in prayer".
When Reverend Ralph Sexton, Jr. spoke of organized prayer before football games as a liberties issue, he meant that it should be protected by the First Amendment.
According to Mr. Barton, Jefferson meant that government should not interfere with the public exercise of religion — not that public spaces should be purged of prayer.
"This means that God answers prayers, that God cares about man's freedom.
