Sentence examples for religious troubles from inspiring English sources

Not that there aren't plenty of ethnic and religious troubles in this country.

In 1532 religious troubles in Basel were so intense that he accepted a position at the English court and left the city forever.

Oxford's original library dates from the fourteen-hundreds The Bodleian is a restoration of the initial library, which was brought to and end by religious troubles.

State bankruptcies in Spain, Portugal, and elsewhere, together with religious troubles and ensuing wars (Antwerp early in the 16th century became a centre of Protestant activity), brought about a decline.

Oddly, for a book with "American" in its title, over a third of Barry's story takes place in Europe, dealing especially with the politico-religious troubles that were roiling England.

Vehement religious discourse troubles the peace.

If you're troubled by religious illiteracy, why not be troubled by irreligious illiteracy?

Some religious leaders are troubled by the phenomenon.

He thinks the religious situation is troubled but better than it was a century ago.

The fact that he chose representatives from movements that are antigay, anti-Muslim, anti-Buddhist, antichoice, who believe that foreign policy toward Israel and the Middle East should be determined by religious beliefs, is troubling.

On Sunday, Ms. Green's longtime friends painted a portrait of a deeply religious, if sometimes troubled, woman, who left Jamaica for New York in the late 1990s to earn money for her six children back home.