Sentence examples for religious regard from inspiring English sources

Writer suggests various interpretations by comparing the story with themes of well known works such as; man effecting his own downfall (Ulysses in Canto XXVI of the "Inferno," and Ahab in "Moby Dick"), a religious regard for courage and personal strength (as found in Ernest Hemingway's work).

In charge of this arrangement was the Bank of Latvia, with a bullet-proof independence, entrenched in law.The almost religious regard for the lat's stability echoed the arrangement in the pre-war republic, which stayed on the gold standard even after Britain abandoned it.

Theroux added,"I feel like all the normal religious respect and regard should be extended to Scientology ― in other words, I don't want to be rude.

This could be because of the unawareness of the population regarding religious edicts regarding organ donation.

In a similar vein, Hans Küng (1996) and others have maintained that there is a common "global ethic" across the world's major religious traditions regarding respect for human life, distributive justice, truthfulness, and the moral equality of men and women.

People on both sides of the issue said that the question of how religious groups regard the proposed policy change is crucial because of the large role that faith-based organizations play in scouting.

The results for Muslims are no more encouraging when one looks at how specific religious groups regard Muslims.

You will not able to find any other place in Huế or Hanoi where the residents, regardless of ethnic or religious backgrounds, regard their own local hero with such reverence".

In particular, he found that the northwest of that country had less respect for religious norms regarding "forbidden" periods, while, in the southwest, people were more inclined to respect them.

This was used to test our third question regarding students understanding of their respective religious doctrine regarding evolution.

No Texan is required by the Supreme Court's decision to act contrary to his or her religious beliefs regarding marriage".