Sentence examples for mighty faith from inspiring English sources

Gibson's calculated contrast between the battlefield faithful is a warning: if you're inclined toward mighty faith, be careful which religion you choose.

What was needed was some force to galvanize revival, some new voice to renew the mighty faith.

In this way Ed presents an unusual mix of neoconservatism, environmental concern and a mighty faith in the British monarchy.

"I fairly sizzle with zeal and enthusiasm and spring forth with a mighty faith to do the things that ought to be done by me".

It takes a mighty leap of faith to believe that Donnie and Julie think that their union is impossible.

The rash will be cured, and the country's faith in mighty leaders restored --just in time for some fresh faces to strut onto the stage, to take that first bow and then fall.

Armed with her prodigious organizing skills, the full faith and mighty muscle, of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a systematic, sober and steady, campaign of education, facts, and the truth to lies, was begun, to neutralize the bullying, disinformation, and hate speech.

Imani (Faith) Deza Malone, The Mighty Miss Malone by Christopher Paul Curtis.

Your forefathers' respect for truth and justice, for mercy and charity come to you from a faith that remains a mighty force for good in your kingdom, to the great benefit of Christians and non-Christians alike.

Gray begins his narrative in England in the late Victorian period, with the Arnoldian sea of faith rapidly ebbing and the mighty ones of the land in search of some, of any, continuing certainty among the remaining rock-pools.

Mrs Thatcher came to power determined to dismantle Britain's nationalised industries, discipline its over-mighty trade unions and restore its quiescent faith in entrepreneurship and self-reliance.