Sentence examples for religious read from inspiring English sources

If you're not at all religious, read all of them.

Critics argue that such a law would, in effect, suck the life out of Israel's democratic claims, exchanging its egalitarian values for Jewish preference, and allowing further attacks on religious (read Palestinian) minorities to continue unabated.

If you're religious, read the words of God.

In 1871, a book on Sarah Jacob, this one more than three hundred pages long, was published by a doctor who had examined her during her fast and pronounced her a hysteric "unduly stimulated, as well as disordered, by religious reading".

A religious reading is easy to grasp: Joseph was homeschooled before attending a Christian school where his father was principal, and Dun wasn't allowed to listen to hip-hop or rock.

Also in the first sentence, Lincoln's remark that the nation was "conceived in liberty" was reported in some newspapers as "consecrated to liberty," a more religious reading of the intended message, and there are those who believe that Lincoln made an impromptu alteration.

That changed in the late 1950s, when the ACLU began representing prisoners that were subject to police brutality, or deprived of religious reading material.

Since the invasion of his country, he had become religious; he read the Bible daily and prayed often.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen later that night declared that the legislation banning religious symbols (read Muslim headscarves) will go through.

"The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) had asked Uefa about the possibility of playing the game on another date, as 5 April is Maundy Thursday, a day of religious significance," read a Uefa statement.

Tatiana, like her mother, was deeply religious and read her Bible frequently.