Sentence examples for really praying from inspiring English sources

And I'm really praying for everyone who was".

We were praying, we were really praying to get him back.

"I'm really praying that between now and November there's some clarity, that somebody shows some leadership," she said.

The updating is a bit clunky when it comes to the libretto's religious fervour – are the resistance fighters really praying to a pagan bible?

Actually, Mr. Swoope was not really praying, just rooting hard -- though there may not be much difference to those who believe professional sports are the secular religion of today.

But the miracle that the makers of Bwana Devil, the first full-length 3D feature film, were really praying for in 1952 was a way of battling the advance of television that had had arrived in the American living-room and devastated cinema audiences in the years immediately after the Second World War.

"I think I did believe it up to the age of eight or nine, when preachers said if you really, really pray for something it can happen.

Monaghan developed a close relationship with a particularly beatific nun, Sister Berarda, who, long afterward, remembered his spiritual temperament: "When he came to chapel," she recalled, "he really prayed".

It's a real-life situation going on, and all we can do is really pray for him and just hope he gets back to health".

"What you really pray for in something on the first day to take the pressure off," Henderson said, "and get the ball rolling.

Years later, after he became a famous success, Sister Berarda told a newspaper reporter that she remembered Tom as "an unusual child... when he came to chapel, he really prayed".