Sentence examples for the shared faith from inspiring English sources

I thought he might be an eccentric devotee of the ancien r 1/8gime, but no: I found that declinism is the shared faith, or mood, of all true Aurangabadis.

In Thompson's work more generally there's also an occasional, probably coincidental, resemblance to Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889), going beyond the shared faith to sometimes tortuous grammatical structures, vivid word-coinings, and unconventional rhythm.

Living theatres of the medieval world, these incredible structures were raised between the 11th and 15th centuries, an age when Christianity – the shared faith of a still deeply primitive Europe – was the prime focus of art.

We do not belong to a generation that has the shared faith that the pioneer architectural modernists had when they chartered a liner to cruise the Mediterranean and drew up their vision of what the modern city ought to be, the Charter of Athens (1933).

Nearly all his life, he worked on the water, abiding by the widely shared faith that the resources of the Gulf of Mexico were limitless.

In a sign of their shared faith, the presiding bishops of both churches sprinkled the worshipers with baptismal water scooped from a common font.

There is shared faith in the ongoing primacy of the US alliance, confidence in the peaceful rise of China, and belief in Australia's ability to successfully negotiate its changing strategic environment.

He climbed the political ladder in a state where party labels are trumped by a shared faith in the Bible, guns and coal.

Still, their shared faith in the restorative power of public sector slashing could prove precarious.

Make shared faith a requirement for the people you date.

But it was also a matter of shared faith.