Sentence examples for religious time from inspiring English sources

Then I have a little devotional, religious time — spiritual time, if you will.

This is religious time, and is belied by the novel itself, which tells us in its every comic, secular scene that Mr. Biswas's life cannot be comprehended in one glance.

The Jumeirah Group, which runs a number of properties including the distinctive Burj Al Arab, is issuing a new booklet "to communicate to non-Muslim guests the etiquette surrounding such an important religious time".

Make an effort to understand this religious time of year and what it means to the city.

Spring Festival is also a religious time.

My birthday tends to fall during this special religious time, sometimes on Good Friday.

In religious times they were seen, with a certain gravitas, as at the threshold of death, facing the prospect of the last judgment and eternal life.

Given the conservative religious times, not to mention the general economic malaise, spending up to $50 a person to watch scantily clad women wiggle across the stage has lost some appeal.

Now that I've seen him in Tampa I feel like I saw him in New Jersey in 1986 – the high hair, the low-cut blouses, the last vestige of acid-washed denim, women in their 60s dressing like they were 18 – it was almost a religious, time-travelling experience.

Now that I've seen him in Tampa I feel like I saw him in New Jersey in 1986—the high hair, the low-cut blouses, the last vestige of acid washed denim, women in their 60s dressing like they were 18 it was almost a religious, time-traveling experience.

We live in religious times, where it seems that many Americans assume "religious times call for religious measures".