Sentence examples for poor faith from inspiring English sources

After the potato famine of the mid-19th century, historians say, the church emerged as the protector of the poor; faith became intertwined with national identity.

Not only were discussions held in poor faith, FFA ended up losing the PR battle for their treatment of the Matildas, who had just come home from a successful World Cup campaign.

As the deal started to fall through, some in ODG's leadership began to wonder aloud whether Magic Leap was "acting in poor faith" and was only looking to starve the company before purchasing assets at a discount in a patent sale.

Yet, even as it faces the possibility of a trial at the Hague, the Vatican continues to show poor faith in addressing the hundreds of thousands of brutal crimes against its own children.

They were joined by advocates for the poor, faith communities, a 2015 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and other experts who argued for a 1.5°C guardrail.

I'd like to hope that a poor-faith campaign to frame an actress as difficult may meet some resistance today.

Gershom Scholem helped plant the seed for my contrarian yearning the wish for a Godless god, and for an outlaw's Law, and a revelation that could be stolen from the gilt vaults of orthodoxy, broken up, and redistributed among the poor in faith.

And poor Paloma Faith can't stop piling on the makeup.

Secondly, the IMF has been allowed to become poorer as faith in government nationally and internationally has dwindled, so it has had to enlist the support of the great international banks when it lends to countries in trouble - and they have very particular interests.

After all, the salvation of the poor requires both faith and good works.

She worked in El Salvador then, with other religious women struggling to help the poor keep the faith during a horrific civil war that claimed more than 75,000 lives.