Sentence examples for religiously tended from inspiring English sources

Before long the matriarch of the neighbor's house would open the gate, see us sucking the fruit that she had so religiously tended, and let out a howl.

I told the reporter all about my Dutch granny who religiously tended an allotment on the outskirts of Amsterdam all her life, about how rich and poor in the Netherlands rub shoulders every day on their allotments, catalysts for the classless society.

Where the Little Prince religiously tends his planet, his creator was a champion procrastinator.

"The significant majority of the religiously unaffiliated tend to be left-leaning, tend to support the Democratic Party, support gay marriage and environmental causes," he said.

I found that interfaith couples were less satisfied than same-faith couples by a statistically significant margin — and that the more religiously active spouse (as measured by attendance at religious services) tended to be the unhappier one.

Religiously active LDS patients tended to be older and were more likely married or previously married.

Meanwhile, there's been a corresponding increase in the religiously unaffiliated, who tend to vote more Democratic.

For me, however, the finest 20th-century creations for the church have tended to come from religiously inclined composers because of their involvement, even passion, for the subject.

Either culturally, religiously, or politically, the members of the two camps tended to be worlds apart.

Mixon said that black Baptists in his state tended to be very conservative morally and religiously, but progressive on political issues.

What is embodiment?), 'world-views' (either secular or religiously inspired), or to the interwoveness of science, technology and society at large, tended to be regarded as being beyond the scope of ethical deliberation.