Sentence examples for sensitivity to religious from inspiring English sources
Given Carter's sensitivity to religious issues, this is surprising and disappointing.
Lord Carey said: "The description of religious faith in relation to sexual ethics as 'discriminatory' is crude and illuminates a lack of sensitivity to religious belief".
His sensitivity to religious and cultural currents in the Middle East was reflected in his second book, "Islam in Modern History" (Princeton, 1957), in which he said Muslims would regain a sense of regional self-confidence when they felt there was a revival of their faith.
At a forum in the spring, before a Jewish audience in Brooklyn, he answered a question about the policy citing "legitimate concerns" about public health, but criticizing Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who pressed for the regulation, for trying "to impose his will" without sensitivity to religious beliefs.
Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, used the question to attack Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for trying "to impose his will" without sensitivity to religious traditions and urged officials to join with religious leaders to work out a plan that indicates "respect for religious tradition".
Bill de Blasio, the public advocate and a non-Jew, attacked Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for trying "to impose his will" without sensitivity to religious traditions and urged officials to join with religious leaders to work out a plan that indicates "respect for religious tradition".
In the 1960's and 70's, when Yugoslavia was still under the grip of Communism, the country was officially atheistic and people's sensitivities to religious monuments and buildings had been numbed, Mr. Salom said.
He finds Wilson's racial attitudes similarly "puzzling," given the president's alleged sensitivity "to economic, religious and ethnic injustices".
Situations like these necessitate sensitivity to ethnicity, race, religious affiliation, linguistic challenges, single parenthood, and familial characteristics.
Patients' spiritual needs were identified as: need to talk about spiritual concerns, showing sensitivity to patients' emotions, responding to religious needs; and relatives' spiritual needs included: supporting them with end of life decisions, supporting them when feeling being lost and unbalanced, encouraging exploration of meaning of life, and providing space, time and privacy to talk.
Though she is not exactly a theologian, Rice is a writer with great sensitivity to the nature of religious experience.
