Sentence examples for obvious faith from inspiring English sources

Not its concise take-it-or-leave-it length, nor its obvious faith in the power of sorrel and leeks and butter, nor its sensitive takes on the kinds of classics that are scratched in chalk above a zinc bar.

John Paul I came to office in 1978 promising a new style: [W]arm, compassionate, genuinely happy to be with ordinary people, a man of obvious faith who didn't wear his piety on his sleeve or take himself too seriously.

"Many years ago, when the homeless situation here became obvious, faith-based efforts were begun in White Plains among churches and temples to take turns using our buildings for the purpose of a rotating shelter.

This was an act of obvious bad faith.

It's a fine example of how comedy can ease us into a contentious subject, as we submit to Martin's humour, ingenuousness and obvious good faith.

Isolation and loneliness are fueled by pushing people away from you when they see that you have an obvious lack of faith and trust.

She listens for a while, then quails, then refuses to think about it – the course is obvious enough; her faith is in The Pie.

News articles with headlines like "Spirituality Is Good Medicine" and "The Prayer Cure" have reported the findings as if they added up to just another instance of science confirming the obvious: that spiritual faith helps people stay healthy and live longer.

He left little or no room for manoeuvre as he displayed an obvious lack of faith in Arsenal to take him where he wishes to go and win the trophies that have eluded the Gunners since 2005.

Without an answer to that question, it becomes obvious why a faith leader would be in handcuffs outside the Capitol in 2018.

As the Beavers danced on the Irish's lore, that faith was obvious.