Sentence examples for religious by from inspiring English sources

He was more religious by the minute.

John Jay, the first chief justice of the Supreme Court, was considered almost too religious by the devout John Adams.

Perhaps the early Zionists, almost all secular, socialist kibbutzniks, gave too much away to the religious, by letting them set the rules for marriage, among other things.

One advantage of linking worship to areas not directly associated with religion is overcoming the obstacle of secular apathy to anything religious by creating a shared understanding of the values that religious and non-religious people hold dear.

Humans are "religious by nature" says Oxford University study A three-year study carried out by 57 researchers at Oxford University has discovered that humans have a predisposition to believe in an afterlife and a higher being or entity.

Our fathers seem to have been perfectly sincere in their belief that the members of the Church would be more patriotic, and the citizens of the State more religious, by keeping their respective functions entirely separate.

Egyptians are religious and spiritual by nature.

Most west European countries are deemed guilty of "systemic discrimination" against the non-religious by virtue of the special status that they grant to Christian churches.

Secular means 'non-religious' by the way.

They were released by religious orders, not by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

This peaceful phenomenon is called "religious harmony" by some and "lack of religion" by others.