Sentence examples for religious grounding from inspiring English sources

Without a "tradition" was a reference to his lack of religious grounding and his status as both white and black, feeling completely at home in neither race.

And Wichita, once a town popular with cattle drovers on their way from East Texas and now a manufacturing center for aircraft makers, has a solidly conservative, religious grounding.

Noting that the school disregarded the club's primary purpose as being the moral development of children, which was a goal closely aligned with its community-use policy, the court ruled that the board discriminated against the club because of its religious grounding.

A lapsed Catholic with a non-religious Jewish husband, she says she'd always wanted her children to have a religious grounding.

For instance, objectivists are more likely to attribute a religious grounding to morality than non-objectivists, and non-objectivists are more likely to be open to considering alternative reasons than objectivists (see Goodwin and Darley 2010).

Despite its supposedly religious grounding, the Islamic State's monetary policy is more likely part of a broader attempt to cast the group as the leader of a struggle against Western domination.

Churches were exempted on religious grounds from covering birth control.

Its Muslim, Christian and animist defenders all cite religious grounds.

The family refused an autopsy on religious grounds.

Another Washington court rejected a challenge made on religious grounds.

Mr. Motassadeq said he desired this only on religious grounds.