Sentence examples for religiously changes from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, as colleges have become more diverse geographically, racially and religiously — changes they regularly celebrate — they have also become less so economically, according to the Higher Education Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Practicing yoga religiously changes the chemical patterns in the body and triggers natural relaxation responses by the body.

A chance meeting with Andy Newmark (of Sly & the Family Stone) — a drummer who used a click track religiously – changed Mullen's mind.

So a couple of them came back fundamentally changed, religiously.

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This gap emerged under the Raj, and seems to persist in modern India where different faiths still use different family law.One problem, says Mr Kuran, is that religiously-inspired institutions change more slowly than religious dogma.

The study, published last year in the journal Sex and Marital Therapy, is titled "A Longitudinal Study of Attempted Religiously Mediated Sexual Orientation Change" and anti-gay campaigners claim it shows how spiritual "therapy" can be used to change sexual orientation.

To be religiously illiterate is to short-change one's self and society.

The United States already had a religiously diverse population and religious pluralism, while Europe had limited religious pluralism and therefore the change due to immigration was much more significant.

"I don't think they [politicians] have the power to change what is a religiously inspired definition," he said.

The differing paths, religiously speaking, taken by Mike Pence and Tim Kaine reflect larger changes in American Catholicism and Christianity over the past generation.