Sentence examples for religious phrasing from inspiring English sources

She "offers" them, she says, in an almost religious phrasing.

In his Christianized reading of Stoic ethics, however, Lipsius adopted the more religious phrasing of Seneca and Epictetus, so that "living according to nature or virtue" became "living according to right reason," which the Stoics identified with Zeus or God, "the lord and ruler of everything" (Manuductio II.16, referring to Diogenes Laertius VII.88).

Behind them hang black banners with Arabic religious phrases similar to those used by al-Qaida.

She emitted short, sad breaths, chuffling like a tiger while she printed out her religious phrase amid all the others.

This morning, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the argument of an atheist who persuaded the Left Coast Court of Appeals to strike that religious phrase from the pledge recited in public school.

In modern cities like Bamako, Mali's capital, and Dakar in Senegal, this culture often assumes a pop voice, with religious phrases spray-painted across walls and devotional music pounding and keening over the airwaves.

The docket released today also included the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder, which, as previously reported, showed that Mr. Batouti had repeatedly uttered a religious phrase in the moments before the crash.

At the top of the page he wrote the date, a brief religious phrase, and then began a meticulous description of Kalashnikov rifles, the primary small-arms weapon in that part of the world.

Their lyrics often glance at hard times in the verses but insist, in the choruses, that the power of love will get people through; such positive thinking is sometimes underlined by religious phrases like "Keep the Faith".

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 6 , 1932P. 9 Two anecdotes dealing with children's interpretation of religious phrases; the small boy on hearing "The Lord watch over you and give you peace" expected a piece of cake; and the little girl who sang "Jesus is sneaking through Humboldt Park" until her mother discovered it was "Jesus is seeking the humble heart".

These essays abound with religious phrases like "covenant" and "fall and redemption".