Sentence examples for religious tenet from inspiring English sources

It seems, then, that a religious tenet that begins with men's sexual thoughts ends with men controlling women's bodies.

In a conservative Muslim society, the hijab becomes a social norm as much as a religious tenet.

That universal truth epitomizes Marden's best art, which makes a practically religious tenet of vulnerable openness to "new feeling".

Although Islamic law did not require manumission upon birth, the Qurʾān recommended it, and slave owners were often inclined to follow the religious tenet.

Shot in the knee one time during the daytime fast of Ramadan, Mr. Haqqani had medics dig the bullet out without anesthesia rather than violate a religious tenet by swallowing pain medication, the official said.

"Veneration of the Imperial House is a strict religious tenet of Japan and, however much it offends nations which espouse other tenets, it commands the deep loyalty of the Japanese," she wrote.

That it undermined religious tenets?

"These are common religious tenets," he said.

If Christians want to observe their religious tenets, let them enjoy their own services.

Like many other pupils, they struggle with the political and religious tenets in their textbooks.

For the viceroy, the late-Victorian ideals of duty and self-sacrifice were almost religious tenets.