Sentence examples for origin faith from inspiring English sources

Those targeted were not well known cartoonists who carried the culture of France's post-1968 generation, but anyone and everyone, of any origin, faith and activity: it was a strike at our society as a whole, a strike at our collective identity.

It's shocking that at a time when our government is singling out communities for increased scrutiny based on their country of origin, faith, or race, the Senate would vote to expand Section 702 surveillance, and to empower the government to warrantlessly search through 702 data for Americans' communications.

The basic law for Germany states that, "No one may be prejudiced or favored because of his sex, his parentage, his race, his language, his homeland and origin, his faith or his religious or political opinions".

Ask your local civil and human rights commission to release in-language factsheets about the legal protections that exist on the basis of national origin and faith.

A philosopher seeks the origins of faith in the material world, and confronts taboos.

In the academic habitat of evolutionary scientists, religious sympathies are weeded out over time, and the fittest survive to pass along their traits through haughty books and lectures examining the "delusion" and purely biological origins of faith.

Anyone who has heard the religious historian Karen Armstrong speak on a public platform about the origins of faith and its role in our world will know the buzz her oratory creates around her subject.

The game has been confirmed to be a prequel to Mirror's Edge showcasing the origins of Faith, and will use the newer Frostbite 3 engine.

Traherne delves into issues such as the origins of faith, the nature of divinity and the faith, divinity, and the innocence of childhood and his style seems to enforce with verse that takes on the form of an incantation.

About a third of French schoolchildren of Muslim origin see their faith rather than a passport or skin colour as the main thing that defines them.

To the contrary, it is an insurmountable obstacle to the affirmation of a political community that unites citizens without regard to differences in sex, origin or religious faith.