Sentence examples for religious complexion from inspiring English sources
The religious complexion of Republican caucusgoers appeared much the same as in 2008, when 60 percent described themselves as evangelical Christians.
Although the religious complexion of French prisons has been changing for several decades, the Republic's policy of not identifying the faith of its citizens meant that few noticed.
But though it's true that Christmas has changed since the 1980s, and true that it's a good indicator of our shifting religious complexion, it hasn't simply secularised.
To borrow religious vocabulary, Ofsted has got itself, and faith schools more generally, into an "unholy" mess as it trespasses on ground where any sensible angel (of whatever religious complexion) would fear to tread.
But "Jesus, Jobs, and Justice" suggests a plausible counterreading: abuse of authority and unexamined prejudice are typical of the religious complexion generally — they are the dark side of faith, the price to be paid for the fortitude and selflessness that religious conviction often inspires.
Between the 18th Century and the 21st, the religious complexion of France had radically altered.
As a result, they have resorted to conflating Hinduism with "Indianness," giving their religious bigotry a nationalist and temporal complexion.
But the city's enormous variety of religious groups gives it a unique complexion that is the opposite of the characterizations you may hear on talk radio.
You follow your skin-care routine with religious dedication but still don't have the Neutrogena-commercial-perfect complexion of your dreams.
