Sentence examples for religious vision from inspiring English sources

Callaway turned his religious vision into a political manifesto.

This fits with Lawrence's philosophical and religious vision.

"Fundamentalism," however, connotes a fundamental religious vision behind the movement.

Geopolitics is the reality but religious vision is the tribal badge it wears.

The religious vision is uncomplicated and accepting: "God wants to be your best friend".

It is easy to cite the source of moral ideas in religious vision.

It is the best life can offer short of a religious vision conspicuously absent from the narrative.

Malevich, like other abstract artists including Kandinsky and Mondrian, had a quasi-religious vision.

But she isn't alone: Mr. Chaignaud, near naked with pasted-on fake breasts, offers a quasi-religious vision of beatitude in a sculptural solo to slow piano music; Ms. Bengolea is a hilariously uncool Kate Bush and Mr. Harrelll is mesmerizing in a melancholy solo that alludes to vogueing with subtle, sinuous charm.

What the Plymouth migrants learned was that pursuing their religious vision in America was not a straight-forward proposition.

"Gentlemen Broncos" (Jared Hess): A profound, impulsive, ecstatic religious vision; from the mouths of babes often comes wisdom, and also some stuff that has to be cleaned up.