Sentence examples for religious feel from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see the terrorist attacks themselves being religiously motivated, but it is much harder to recognize, at least from the secular side, that the slights religious feel are aimed at them by the seculars are also religiously motivated.

"For us, these sites have a spiritual, almost religious feel to them," Mr. Coulson said.

But when I see James Brown it has a religious feel.

"People say about my work that it has a religious feel, that there is some kind of mystical thing," Ms. Pepper said.

Moscow's Mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, a nationalist presidential hopeful who is trying to drain off Communist voters, put on a skullcap and attended synagogue services to make Moscow's 300,000 Jews (few religious) feel more secure.

The other has an ancient, religious feel – words like Buddha, meditation, even enlightenment (in this context) can prompt negative reactions that stem partly from current attitudes towards religion in our society.

Eighty per cent of the religious felt guilty about specific positions and acts".

He never explained who the "you" was, but Ms. Quinn, whose Jewish family was not religious, feels certain "he was speaking to God".

And you can see it still going strong in TS Eliot, who for all his modernism, when he got religious felt the need – if inconsistently – to get Jacobean: "O Light Invisible, we give Thee thanks for Thy great Glory".

Perhaps, I suggest, because he doesn't echo his quasi-religious feel, having eschewed religion in this real world.

I'm sure to some people, it meant Monastery Lane, and we liked that sort of quasi-religious feel of it too". The album (out Tuesday) marks the 64-year-old McCartney's plunge into another kind of digital age.