Sentence examples for religious relatives from inspiring English sources
On the more mundane concerns of the secular life — such as relations with religious relatives — Zuckerman's observations are honest and useful.
The baby Vegas soon sprouted saloons and boarding houses, much to the shock of her religious relatives (the Mormons, who until that point had been the only residents of the area).
What will my religious relatives post on my Facebook page tonight?
He tells his parents (and his religious relatives) that he does eat pork and that he's not particularly religious. .
Set in generic small-town New Zealand (though it could be anywhere in the Anglosphere), Deathgasm opens with Brodie, sent to live with religious relatives after his meth-dependent mom was caught blowing a shopping mall Santa.
In the episode, Dev's parents are visited by a few religious relatives and his father asks him to play the part of a good Muslim boy to keep up appearances.
Leal et al. [18] also investigated the importance of social support (including information support, religious activities, relatives and friends, neighbourhood association) among pregnant women in Brazil and found that these were significant social determinants for the appropriate use of prenatal care.
Over the next 11 years, young Le Carre shuttled between the care of intensely religious paternal relatives, English public schools that he despised and life with his flimflamming, pleasure-loving father.
As Mr Weigel puts it: "The Vatican and the United States are now on the same page on Iraq the job is to bring into being an Iraq that is safe for pluralism, including religious freedom .Only relative agreementLook more closely at some of the pope's views, and there are items which conservatives and liberals alike may find uncomfortable.
In his first years there, he enjoyed financial security and religious freedom relative to his life in Prague though he was excluded from Eucharist by his Lutheran church over his theological scruples.
A regression output demonstrated that the peer pressure index (and so peer pressure) increased among those who did not attend a religious service, relative to those who did (coefficient = 0.26, 95% CI 0.13 to 0.39).
