Sentence examples for religious effects from inspiring English sources

The TV monitor showing scenes from Fatima, and draped with kitschy religious effects, just feels atypically provocative.

And they should take a rigorous approach to considering the cultural, linguistic, ethnic and religious effects of adoption.

It wants to see how it works as a piece of writing, on the proper assumption that in literature all effects are literary ones (that is, they are created by writers), and that even religious texts create religious effects through literary means.

The results indicate the presence of significant religious effects on the probability of full immunization status in 2008.

However, the findings of this study cannot be generalized across the endometriosis community because of cultural and religious effects.

So did many Japanese Zen priests, whose calligraphy tended to exercise a religious effect upon the Japanese mind.

"He has some pieces that are very dense and have a deeply religious effect, almost like Messiaen, and then he has other things that are unabashedly Romantic.

But Supreme Court justices, including the most liberal ones, have also recognized over the years that the reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance probably does not offend the Constitution since it has such a minimal religious effect.

In other measures, gay marriage has been legalised and religious (in effect, Catholic) education has been downgraded.

It is difficult to estimate the religious change effected by the new dynasty except on the level of the governmental elite, which espoused the official doctrine of Ismāʿīlī Shīʿism the branch that held all authority to inhere in the line of Ismāʿīl, who had predeceased his father, the sixth ʿAlid imām Jaʿfar ibn Muḥammad.

Belying such enthusiasm however are contextual issues such as religious persuasion, effect on sexual pleasure and perceived partner attitude.