Sentence examples for prayers for example from inspiring English sources

Because the Orthodox students observe traditional requirements of separating men and women during prayers, for example, and of saying a fuller set of traditionally prescribed prayers, they could not participate directly in the morning prayer services conducted by students from the other branches of Judaism.

Prayers, for example, can be purchased from an ATM-like machine called a Soul Scroll; to see these details in the TV adaptation might make the specifics of Atwood's dystopia even clearer.

Questions about prayer, for example, are normally one of the best entry points for probing the reality of anyone's religious life, including one's own.

They say that at mandatory events, the longstanding custom has been to offer a nonsectarian prayer, for example, citing God, rather than Christ.

But she came to learn that each of the nails represented an oath or prayer — for example, a ritual prayer for the harvest or the resolution of a dispute between neighbors.

On the volatile issue of organized school prayer, for example, 53percentt of those polled said they preferred the nonsectarian approach of mandating a moment of silence, while 20percentt said they wanted students to recite a prayer that referred to God, and 6percentt said they preferred a prayer that mentioned Jesus.

The Alexa skill lets you say things like: "tell me a story about mom," or "have grandma say the prayer," for example.

This provides for a straightforward concept of God responding to the creatures and for an interpretive scheme for the dominant Scriptural motif that God is in dynamic interaction with people (in answering prayer, for example).

"Prayer for example is not, per say [sic], unconstitutional.

Have a good intention for performing the act of God (prayer for example) i.e. do it to please God, not the people around.

The Jesus Prayer, for example, is simple and powerful: Lord, Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.