Sentence examples for religious nuances from inspiring English sources

They can misinterpret religious nuances, or run afoul of unpredictable local politicians, they can... Never mind.

There is a rainbow of ethical and religious nuances as we play God.

Inattentiveness to specific cultural and religious nuances and contexts between and within groups may further marginalize refugees and asylum seeker in the British health care system.

Narendra Modi and even Vladimir Putin would recognise Erdoğan's majoritarian tactics – if not its religious and ethnic nuances.

Some even queried how this critique would play with Trump's base of "evangelical Christians," revealing their ignorance about the nuances of religious politics.

The need for nuance in religious identification during wartime recalls a figure in Islamic history that offers valuable lessons for these perilous times.

Preoccupied with her own feelings, her own survival, and the protection of her two young sons, she rarely lectures us on the nuances, stylistic and religious, of Persian-style miniatures.

Religious beliefs and affiliations, the nuances of one's own language and culture, the daily realities of class, and the extensions of one's family and its values -- all are providing people with ever greater senses of identity.

Rather than a rigid dichotomy of "religious people" and "gay activists," nuances arose: One gay woman was a "Jesus loving Christian" -- while one Mormon was a clean air activist supporting marriage equality.

In mainstream mosques, nuance and interpretive religious scholarship are encouraged.

A steady parade of surveys on faith and values misses the depth and nuance of American religious life while making puffed-up claims for credibility even as the rate of response falls to record low levels.