Sentence examples for shaky faith from inspiring English sources

When states screw up, conservatives blame the federal government, worsening the public's already shaky faith.

So yes I still have a faith, a shaky faith, in the act of theatre.

The apparent goal is to hide from Venezuelans bad news that might weaken their already shaky faith in the regime.

The term "Afghanisation" – putting Afghan soldiers, civil servants or policemen up front – became an article of shaky faith.

But every coincidence of privileged access and power, every apparent connection between donation and outcome, undermines voters' already shaky faith in the fairness and integrity of the system.

Later, when Zofia explains to Elzbieta the reasons for that rejection (they had just heard a false rumor that the people bringing the child to them were actually secret agents of the Gestapo), the questions that have haunted both women for more than four decades seem to have been answered and Elzbieta's shaky faith in humanity restored.

Mr Hain said the situation was "undermining already shaky local faith" in elected politicians.

On the other were the smart, successful ones who were shaky in their faith," Rosin writes.

At some Catholic universities, students graduate with their religious faith more shaky than when they arrive".

Until he was in his midteens he expected to become a rabbi, but he gave up that prospect, he said, because his family needed the money — and anyway, he noted, his faith was shaky.

She sat him down, along with his sister, Sonia, who was 3. Though Ms. Nelson is a churchgoer, she describes her own faith as shaky and questioning, but she did not let any of that into her answer.