Sentence examples for religiously turned from inspiring English sources

Whilst the superdelegates – the elite of the Democratic party – threw their weight decisively behind Obama, the grassroots of the party religiously turned out to vote for Hillary in the primaries to the very end.

These were my roots -- not the grey roots my canasta-playing mother religiously turned blond the day before each family visit to the temple -- but roots, nonetheless.

It sells more than 100percentt of its seats every year, an unparalleled accomplishment, because subscribers religiously turn in unwanted tickets for resale.

Kant turned that religiously inflected poetry into the richest modern philosophy.

Since the invasion religiously conservative Shias have turned what had been an open, liberal society into something closer to Iran, with alcohol banned and women strongly encouraged to wear the veil.

Fermi electrical engineer Jim Zagel, who campaigned for him, suspects that Foster's professional background may have turned off religiously oriented constituents.

A small proportion had turned to religiously inspired militancy.

The recent boom in religiously unaffiliated Americans may ultimately help explain the results of the upcoming 2012 presidential election, according to a new poll that shows such voters lean heavily toward President Obama but are less likely than the religiously affiliated to turn out.

Particularly after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest order for President Bashir in 2009, he has on more occasion than one turned to the religiously conservatives for support.

When Brynn, a Mormon like the rest of her family, was turned off by a religiously tinged recruiting pitch from B.Y.U., her parents backed her decision to attend U.S. C

The Neve Dekalim residents, most of whom are religiously observant and work in Israel or at nearby greenhouses, have turned a barren outpost of trailers into a bedroom community of Florentine tile-roof houses.