Sentence examples for religious root from inspiring English sources

Is there a religious root to that, or is it just your sense of how the world works?

In this novel Lawrence maintains that the regeneration of Europe's crumbling postwar society must come from a religious root, and if Christianity is dead, each region must return to its own indigenous religious tradition.

That's because the word has a religious root, meaning "taking the cross," and was coined in the 11th century to describe the first military expedition of the Crusaders, European Christians sent to recover the Holy Land from the followers of Muhammad.

If you look at the religious root of homophobia, the belief that what cannot procreate is evil, and consider that asexuals by definition are not in the business of making babies, then you might agree that in that respect alone they could easily hop on the queer bandwagon.

"Religious roots," Allan Pacey said.

Mrs. Clinton's religious roots run deep.

Lamb's association with spring has deep religious roots.

(There is little sign, either, that he kept faith with his religious roots).

And despite his party's religious roots, he has not interfered with Turkey's vaunted secularism.

"And its success is partly dependent on its keeping its religious roots out of sight".

Toleration, at least in the Anglo-Saxon world, has religious roots.