Sentence examples for retaining faith from inspiring English sources

To study history means submitting to chaos and nevertheless retaining faith in order and meaning.

For the dwindling numbers of us still retaining faith in Westminster, this is a depressing state of affairs – as most politicians know in their hearts.

Being an East German meant retaining faith in the idea of Germany even though many West Germans, who needed it less, had given up on reunification.

"I think we were lost for words in the changing room," said Morgan, who has had no trouble retaining faith in Buttler's ability even though he had previously gone 22 international innings without a 50.

The historian Ibram X. Kendi, who received the nonfiction award for "Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America," discussed the importance of not falling into despondency, and of retaining faith that racism will one day be extinguished.

Coleman, who was on the bench in the last meeting between the sides in 1997, has great admiration for the current crop of players, while also retaining faith in his own players to deliver.

But Upson retains faith in the keeper.

It even retained Faith Popcorn, the trend-spotting marketing consultant.

The players retain faith in the coaching staff.

I asked Ahmed Yousef, a farmer, if he retained faith in Arafat's ability to lead the Palestinians to statehood.

On the one hand, it retained faith that expanding markets and the global division of labor would enhance efficiency and generate prosperity.