Sentence examples for prone to religious from inspiring English sources

Hurt, said Jennings, was a violent drunk who was prone to religious hallucinations.

Some of its core voters are prone to religious nationalism and conspiracy theories.

Far from being a political firebrand or a simple ruffian, he's prone to religious visions and recurring nightmares -- in particular, one that leaves him believing that he did manage to burn down Lahardane.

Such discrimination, common across the region, is one of the many indignities China's 10 million Uighurs face in a society that increasingly casts them as untrustworthy and prone to religious extremism.

While Muslims, perhaps more frequently than Christians, made war against the followers of other faiths to bring them within the scope of Islam, Christians — with the notable exception of the Crusades, which were themselves an imitation of Muslim practice — were more prone to fight internal religious wars against those whom they saw as schismatics or heretics.

His wife was rigidly religious, prone to criticizing him, and barely able to read and write.

Despite this mandate, the conservative types are prone to admonish Iranians that their religious elders know better.

Yes, Texas is growing faster than much of America, and it has a more powerful set of religious conservatives prone to clashes with moderates and Catholics.

In the past, disagreements between rival fans (who are often from rival political or religious factions and prone to hating each other anyway) have been settled by brawls that sometimes lead to gunfights.

In the guidelines for carrying out the 5,000 interviews with young Middle Eastern men, Attorney General John Ashcroft wrote to federal prosecutors that the selection of the men was not meant to imply "that one ethnic group or religious group is more prone to terrorism than another".

Both enjoy golf, are prone to hysterical braggadocio, and pander to the religious right while having previously indulged in a hedonistic life style.