Sentence examples for persistent faith from inspiring English sources

That conviction reflected a romantic, and persistent, faith in nature.

But did the music that Liszt wrote in Weimar and later justify his persistent faith in his own creative genius?

Lucas, for the most part, is almost unbearably acquiescent, and although his trust in his friends quickly dissipates, a persistent faith in the legal system stops him from acting out.

Gladiator may be 10 years ago now, but director Ridley Scott has had his persistent faith in Russell Crowe amply rewarded; Crowe may be puffier of face, hoarser of voice and done rather too much confrontational living in public, but he still has exactly the right kind of leading-man steel to make this ambitious, serious and unashamedly populist epic work.

It's possible that liberals have their own myopia here – just as Richard Littlejohn and his disciples are nuts to believe that throwing away the key is, or has ever been, a real option, so the other side of the argument is deluded in its persistent faith in redemption.

Each one of the artists who lends his voice to this production seeks to make plain his persistent faith in Haiti's capacity to build an extraordinary future.

Vito Acconci's pedagogy was a mixture of persistent enquiry, faith in the invisible and nudges toward the unknown.

Beck's persistent devotion and faith in them.

Where the care received was felt to be inadequate, there was also a persistent lack of faith in healthcare professionals, even in areas unrelated to maternity care.

With the help of Jed Kurzel's clamorous score, Maclean alchemises this febrile mood of fear, bad faith and stubbornly persistent romanticism into something narcotic, like the absinthe they are bizarrely offered at one stage by a bandit called Payne Ben Mendelsohnn) – where you might have expected whisky.

Always have faith and be persistent in loving and forgiving people.