Sentence examples for steady faith from inspiring English sources

He has a steady faith in the essential generosity and wisdom of the American people, as a corrective to the deviations from the emergence of the "more perfect union" he so often invokes in his speeches.

Here is PwC's smart answer: "If trust in individuals and institutions is waning or at best holding steady, faith in the aggregate is growing". In other words, I don't trust you, Random Guy Giving Me a Ride Home, but I do trust the 4.9-star average rating of all the people who've been in your car before.

But steady faith teaches us how to live with compassion.

It is a job that requires steady nerves, faith in your colleagues, a stomach for dizzying heights.

But if Michael Chabon's too bustling for you, try this for a change of pace: William Trevor's elegiac 2010 novel Love and Summer which, says Julian6, uses "spare economical prose" to evoke rural Ireland's "forgotten qualities, the sense of quiet, the certainties of farm work close to the land and a culture rooted in steady religious faith".

It begins with strings, a steady kick, and Faith's voice, which is low and supplicating and then, after a few lines, wide open — a move that Whitney Houston perfected.

It begins with strings, a steady kick, and Faith's voice, which is low and supplicating and then, after a few lines, wide open a move that Whitney Houston perfected.

But for some Catholic students, their faith steadied them.

"Staying True" ends the only way it can: with Ms. Sanford praising the beauties of nature, quoting Anne Morrow Lindbergh for comfort, saying that she feels like a storm-tossed sea, speaking of being steadied by her faith and enjoying her unanticipated new freedom.

A guidebook had advised to 'just have complete faith the steady torrent of motorcycle traffic dodges you as you cross from one side to the other'.

He possesses an immovable faith and steady moral compass.