Sentence examples for ultimate faith from inspiring English sources

Hayek and Friedman both put their ultimate faith in the power of markets.

It's "The Bette Show," a new comedy starring Bette Midler, and CBS is demonstrating its ultimate faith in it by scheduling it on Wednesday at 8 p.m., where it will challenge the ABC juggernaut "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire".

The film repeatedly seeks to evoke that contradictory sense of connection and alienation, not only in fervent Christianity but also in Islam, and it examines how the relentless pursuit of ultimate faith drives people to violent acts that are public manifestations of self-mortification.

They have ultimate faith that this strategy will forever produce profits.

At the end the time dependent nature of toxicity and its ultimate faith inside the body is being discussed.

"The new deal [with GMAC-RFC] gives Bradford & Bingley minor breathing space but it's too small a benefit to make a difference in the ultimate faith of the firm," Potter said.

"The suspension of someone they [victims] have invested their fragile faith in will undoubtedly affect their mood, attitude and ultimate trust in the inquiry".

Yet, as noted earlier, Aquinas takes the ultimate object of faith to be God, 'the first reality', and, furthermore, understands 'formed' faith as trusting commitment to God, motivated by, and directed towards, love of God as one's true end (see Summa Theologiae 2a2ae, 4, 3; O'Brien 1974, 123 7).

He recalled his ultimate loss of faith with great relief.

He believed I could make the ultimate leap of faith with him, despite my paunch and bad back.

In his address the U.S. president called for more discussions of such issues and said that "the ultimate irony of faith is that it necessarily admits doubt".