Sentence examples for of highly observant from inspiring English sources

In the younger Bush's own Presidential bid, in 2000, he got a minority of the over-all vote but eighty-four per cent of highly observant, white evangelicals.

For example, Kubu Sembilang, the village in the Karo District in northern Sumatra where the flu killed seven members of one family, was a Christian and animist village, while northern Sumatra is a center of highly observant Islam.

In Israel, where the battle is even more pronounced, youths on the fringe of highly observant Orthodox Jewish groups were suspected in the torching of a Conservative synagogue in Jerusalem in June.

Select a team of highly observant people.

Whereas attacks were initially mostly confined to highly observant rural areas, the murder of Xulhaz Mannan and his friend took place in the heart of the capital, Dhaka.

Neighbors and friends of the three have said that at least from the outside, it appeared that their transformations from aimless Western youths to highly observant Muslims were bewilderingly thorough.

As for Jonny, he — like the hero of "Kapitoil" — is a highly observant and thoughtful narrator, caught up in the swirl of big-time American success, but with growing intimations of its dark side.

The key word that Muslims underline in this verse is "become pious". God wants us to be good people and he wants us to be highly observant of our actions, thus when a person is in the state of the fast, his thirst and hunger stand as reminder that he should be cautious of his behavior or else his fast will become void.

This wealthy young investment banker, new at the time to northern Westchester and newly converted to a highly observant form of Judaism, discovered the old congregation and decided to start a campaign to resurrect it, beginning with a nighttime visit to one of its staunchest supporters.

Even in families that are not highly observant, numerous women grapple with the question of premarital sex.

Even the "highly observant" Gilbert White, in his posthumously published 1789 The Natural History of Selborne, quoted a man's story about swallows being found in a chalk cliff collapse "while he was a schoolboy at Brighthelmstone", though the man denied being an eyewitness.