Sentence examples for religious zone from inspiring English sources

The lines about the Holy Land being zoned for religion (by mysterious agents) ring slightly false, in part because Amichai's personal religious zone — a veritable switchboard of complaint — is so lit up with his own blasphemous electricity.

Mr. Gibson's raw images invade our religious comfort zone, which has long since been cleansed of the Gospels' harsher edges.

Even Southern France was a religious war zone where millions died in defiance of The Papacy and The Cross.

Indeed, the workplace has become anything but a religious-free zone.

While I'm at it, is there really a need for religious end-zone ecstasy following every touchdown?

The students quoted above were not anomalies - the entire class expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to get out of their religious comfort zones.

There's also a gym, retail zone, religious centre and recreational spaces - "youth club" like areas where athletes can play table football or try out golf and dance simulators.

Athletes refer to it as "being in the zone," religious mystics as being in ecstasy, artists and musicians as aesthetic rapture.

What's more, he didn't talk about how racial division and social inequality promote the development of attitudes about racial or religious "no-go zones".

But for now, by the standards of Communist times or, for that matter, most Arab states, Tatarstan is a zone of religious tolerance.

There are 158 public venues in the lahar-hazard zone (primarily religious organizations, overnight accommodations, and parks), including high-occupancy sites such as casinos, the Puyallup Fairgrounds in Puyallup (over 1 million visitors each September; EventCorp Services 2011), and Mount Rainier National Park (1.7 million visitors in 2010; National Park Service 2011).