Sentence examples for term faith from inspiring English sources

We live in a society where the term "faith" is freely used, often as a synonym for religion or morality.

QUESTION FROM JEFFREY S: Given the volatile history of Haitian government stability, I don't assume the situation on the ground would add to people's long term faith in the system.

By bundling all of these elements under the term "faith," which is especially laden with negative connotations for learned people, scientists promulgate a prejudice that is in fact harmful to inquiry.

In the long term faith in social media must be rewarded with results.

The term "faith-based" conjures up, for many, the idea of bible-bashing do-gooders or enthusiastic and well-meaning, but essentially impotent amateurs.

To anyone familiar with William Goldman's dictum that "nobody knows anything" the term "faith-based movie" will make zero sense: 99% of the time Hollywood works on nothing but faith.

He added: "I have long-term faith.

The hiring on Wall Street hints at a long-term faith in the United States that many Americans seem to lack these days.

While Straus and I were at the F.S.G. stand, news came that the company's long-term faith in the novelist Jonathan Franzen — whose second book was not a commercial success — had been vindicated.

Understanding why equities have let investors down over the past decade will help them work out what to expect in the future.The long-term faith in equities is based on the theory that investors should be rewarded for the riskiness of shares with a higher return, known as the "equity risk premium" (ERP).

Aberavon MP Hywel Francis said despite the news he still believes Tata has long-term faith in its Port Talbot steelworks after it announced plans to restart a blast furnace as part of a £250m investment at the works.