Sentence examples for some denominations from inspiring English sources

Some denominations were better bureaucrats than others.

It is treated as a confession by some denominations.

The topic has threatened to cause outright schisms in some denominations.

In most instances, adapting a house of worship to a secular purpose, a measure that in some denominations requires a deconsecration ritual, is the only way to save the building from demolition.

Bon dances are Buddhist religious events in which participants dance to rejoice in the annual return visit of departed loved ones, a return interpreted symbolically by some denominations and literally by others, including the Haleiwa mission.

Not only are some denominations divided internally, but now California religious leaders on both sides of the debate are preparing to battle over a November ballot initiative, put forward by conservatives, that seeks to amend the State Constitution and effectively overturn the court's decision on same-sex marriage.

And while Americans who do not actually go to church often nevertheless identify with some denomination on a family basis, Dutch who do not believe or worship tend to describe themselves simply as having no religion.

I'm a pirate nut, and the bottle would go unnoticed on any 18th-century poop-rail, but I prefer to drink it in a tux and paneled room with a robusto maduro of some denomination.

It will still be mixed, bottled and sold in some denomination.

Compared with some Christian denominations, such as Anglicanism, the Catholic faith remains in robust shape.

"The political developments in Austria call for somebody to do what some religious denominations call witnessing".