Sentence examples for spiritual defect from inspiring English sources

The term "rationalist" implies some sort of epistemic over-confidence or dogmatism, and usually suggests some underlying moral or spiritual defect(s) as well (e.g., Newman 1890, xiii, 18 24, 133 42, 219 30).

He felt the Black man had "to start self-correcting his own material, moral, and spiritual defects and evils" (p. 281).

Mr Littlejohn, who earned about £800,000 for his twice-weekly opinionated columns on subjects such as illegal immigrants, the monarchy and the Guardian, defected to the Daily Mail, his "spiritual home".

It is left to Ben Daniels as the defecting husband to suggest he is engaged in a spiritual quest, and he does all he can to convey the gaunt, haggard intensity of the idealist.

In large measure, he defected, he explained later, because of damage he saw inflicted on spiritual values and intellect by Communist dogma, which he scorned as the "New Faith".

After a financially trying two years in which productions were canceled, staff members quit, donors defected and the executive director was forced to resign, could Ballet Theater be heading for fiscal and spiritual health?

Spiritual encounters?

Spiritual loneliness.

Define spiritual.

Spiritual brothers?

Dress: spiritual.